Compatibility and Soul Mates: the wild-childs crew tells all! (Or rather, tells a couple things, that may or may not be true.)     Amy Childs | Happiness Consultant

Friendship, family, marriage, and other commitment thing-a-ma-dings

“I would rather feel this ache than feel nothing at all.” – Nikiah “Breaking up is the most important part of being in a relationship.” – Jonathan “I think breaking up is glorious!” - Kayla *Also seems applicable to "breaking up..." Enjoy! Amy Childs | Happiness Consultant

Moving on from celibacy to.... to something else.

Maybe the secret to good communication is to quit talking so much.

Relationships, comfort, commitment, sex addiction and gay/human pride

The last season6 interview with Daniel on the topics of romance, sex and partnership.

Amy is a mutant, especially when it comes to love

What do healthy adults really need? Can being “in love” be a part of a healing path? And other stuff.

Daniel says that "to love is to nurture." And other things too.

A friendship is healthy to the degree that both people in the friendship are committed to their own growth and their true self. At least, that's what Daniel says. What do you think?

Do you miss sex? Do I regret your past relationships? Do I love Philly so much that I want to *marrrry* it??

past relationships, primary commitments, break-ups, sisterly giggles and love

Giggles, heartbreak, balance and celibacy.

Back in October 2010, the challenge was declared: Megan and Thor were going to have sex at least 30 times in the 30 days before Thor turned 30. What started as a little game turned into a whole movement... with lots of surprise endings!

Bob talks about his experience (first and second hand) of polyamory and open relationships.

Our lucky day: someone sweet is willing to tell us her story.

The challenge: to do "you know what" 30 times in the 30 days before Thor turns 30.

Circumcision, masturbation, porn, kissing, sex, homosexuality, sexual abuse, casual sex. Y'know, the basics.

Is it just me?

Amy continues to attempt to come to peace with "Young Hot Guys."

Some people think being "friends" with all their exes proves something good about themselves. Other people think it's a futile goal. Which is it?

Squirm, squirm, whatever, amen.

Ummm... yeah.

I took this show down because I hated it that much.  But I didn't want to remove this post or I'd lose the listener's comments. If you feel incredibly shortchanged by the absence of this particular episode, and can't take my word for it that you're better off without it, then email me and I'll send you a copy. But in my opinion, it's just not fit for general public consumption. Maybe you'll understand if you listen to Young Hot Guys Part Two.