Savage Lovecast Savage Lovecast Episode 1002
Jan 20, 2026
How do you politely tell someone to address their dental hygiene? Dive into the complexities of a relationship where one partner craves attention only for themselves. Explore the intriguing sexual history of the Middle Ages with a medieval historian, revealing that kink has ancient roots. Also, tackle the tricky feelings around receiving a sexy thong from another man. With practical advice on intimacy and open relationships, this conversation blends humor and honesty in navigating modern love.
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Speak Up About Neglected Oral Hygiene
- If someone wants to kiss or have oral/genital contact, tell them directly that their oral hygiene matters and set it as a condition of continuing intimacy.
- Be calm and direct: ask them to start brushing/flossing and see a dentist, and accept breakup if they refuse.
Sexual Compatibility Can Outweigh Emotional Fit
- Sexual compatibility can be a dealbreaker even when emotional partnership is strong, and mismatched libidos don't always change over time.
- Lack of progress after years suggests the person may not change while in the current relationship.
Try Opening Before Ending A Sexually Unbalanced Relationship
- If your partner avoids their pleasure and sex feels one-sided, consider opening the relationship before breaking up to see if it reignites attraction.
- If opening doesn't help or she resists change, end the relationship to find sexual compatibility elsewhere.