Dil and Jules both make a return to the podcast and we hear about the mostly positive words of support they received from their previous appearances. They also break down how the gay eproctophilia community works to call out bad actors and we discuss the importance of remembering everyone’s humanity both online and off.  We ponder over kinks that can be enjoyed only as a pure fantasy, like vore, versus those that one might be able to experience in person. I also razz Jules about his hesitation to get more active in online communities when he already exhibits such great confidence in talking to his friends in real life. We talk a bit about the hopeful future Gen Z may have with sexual acceptance more broadly but also the limitations within society as it is right now and what it might take to challenge the status quo. Dil also shares about his journey in joining OnlyFans amid mixed feelings on monetization. This inevitably leads me into a brief reality check on the near requirement of total monetization under survival capitalism. We also parse out the deeper dichotomy of the farter and sniffer roles when it comes to trading personal fart videos online versus meeting up for fart play with someone. And we talk about the expectations of content creators in this space of parasocial relationship between creator and consumer. Dil and Jules also spend some time discussing the necessary second coming out of the closet for homosexual fetishists as well as talk against the presumed notion of the majority that vanilla is the norm. We also dive into what the fetish future looks like to them, the importance of content made with female fetishists in mind, incels and male role models, and the need for introspection and discussion around this fetish with others.  Find the podcast and resources at FartFetishPodcast.com Works Referenced: Ask Ezra by Ezra Algos The Rocket Review by Rob Rocket Arnegard Intro Music: Abstract Fashion Pop by QubeSounds from Pixabay Outro Music: Lifelike by AlexiAction from Pixabay