Coffee and Cleavage

Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary explore two powerful fan-submitted stories this week on Coffee and Cleavage. First: a man’s girlfriend wants to explore her sexuality—on her terms only. Is one-sided openness ever okay? Then, another listener who's only attracted to "model-type" women and feels completely stuck—alone, frustrated, and unable to connect. Can attraction ever evolve—or are we doomed by our “type”?

Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary return with another round of brutally honest fan-submitted questions—this time diving deep into dating dilemmas, awkward sex scenarios, and emotional landmines like porn habits, body count convos, and finishing too fast.

Lynnie, Shantal and Gary are diving into three raw and relatable fan stories that hit all the awkward spots in dating and sex. From a hookup gone wrong and the sting of ghosting, to mixed signals in the DMs and the confidence gap between sexting and real-life intimacy—this episode is packed with honesty, insight, and zero sugarcoating.

How do you reset mid-sex without bruising egos? Can watching porn together actually strengthen intimacy? And is scheduling sex the secret to ending a two-month dry spell? In this rapid-fire fan Q&A, Coffee and Cleavage hosts Lynnie, Shantal, and Gary reveal the mood-setter songs they swear by, the dating-app icks they can’t ignore, and the one compliment that never gets old. From unsolicited nudes vs. voice notes to the best guilt-free post-hookup snacks, no question is off-limits. Send in your own questions for the next round at coffeeandcleavage.com your curiosity fuels the show!

In this fan-driven episode of Coffee and Cleavage, hosts Lynnie, Shantal, and Gary respond to a barrage of listener questions. Topics range from evolving sexual preferences, the worst flirting mistakes, and ideal pick-up lines to whether a threesome is on the table. They discuss preferred sex duration, attitudes toward body hair, and candid thoughts on pornography. Listeners also hear the hosts’ takes on spontaneous dates, public displays of affection, conflict styles, and relationship deal-breakers versus green flags. Submit future questions at coffeeandcleavage.com.