ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kevin and Nat begin their theme of Performing the Ordinary by discussing normativity as the limited and skewed foundation for kink awakenings. They are joined by Nate to discuss norms within kink, outside of kink, and how they essentially provide rules that are meant to be broken.
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