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14 Jan 2026

213B – Before and After – Part B: Aftercare

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213B – Before and After – Part B: Aftercare

Sex doesn’t end when the harness comes off or the toys go back in the drawer — and in Part B of Before and After, Tim and Jon make the case that aftercare is just as important as prep, whether you’re into kink, heavy play, or just enthusiastic fucking.

We kick off with the physical stuff: checking your body, knowing what soreness is normal, when bleeding or pain isn’t, and why hydration and electrolytes matter (especially if enemas or long sessions were involved). There’s practical advice on gentle cleaning, toy and gear hygiene, soothing irritated skin, and recognising when it’s time to rest — or see a clinician.

From there, we move into the emotional terrain. Endorphin drop, sub/drop, post-sex vulnerability, and that weird flat feeling that can hit hours or days later all get airtime. We talk reassurance, cuddles, grounding, affirmations, and why a simple “you were great” can be powerful medicine. There’s also space for debriefing — what worked, what didn’t, and how aftercare feeds into better consent next time.

The episode explores aftercare across different contexts: kink scenes, casual hookups, long-term partners, solo play, and public or group settings. We touch on trauma-aware and neurodiverse needs, digital aftercare (yes, that follow-up text matters), and how different subcultures frame care and responsibility.

The closing message is simple but radical: aftercare isn’t optional fluff. It’s harm reduction, it’s communication, and it’s love in action. The sex isn’t over until everyone feels okay.

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This episode was recorded on the lands of the Yalukut Weelam clan of the Boon Wurrung peoples. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.

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