She was on the What Day Is It Podcast several years ago. In this podcast, she said her turn-on is fantasizing about Shane breastfeeding. She went on to discuss how it’s called “ANR” adult nursing relationships. Bailey and the other host were a bit stunned and Sarah told them they can google it. I think they thought she was joking at first until she kept elaborating and then made the consent comment. Sarah then said he wasn’t into it and said, “This is why consent is so annoying. I just want him to do what I want him to do.” It was posted on Reddit. I’ve recently looked, and that podcast episode has been taken down. Like since it was posted on Redditit has been removed. @queerlyyoursamanda made an IG post about the consent portion of Sarah. The Reddit group has since been removed. Im guessing Sarah didn’t like people hearing her talk about how annoying she thinks consent is. It was grotesque. I may have a copy of the recording. I’ll have to check.
Whoa! Consent is EVERYTHING! Omg I unfollowed her and the friends all ages ago for lack of care about anything of substance, but I didn’t know this was also something that had happened! okay this doesn’t sit well with me at all. I don’t want to see the recording I trust this is something that would be out there plus non-consensual anything could trigger people affected by SA trauma. I’m not weirded out by people’s different “things” they are into (everyone is different when it comes to what makes them “happy”) but body autonomy is body autonomy! Partners need to be okay with everything. No means no, and that applies to a partner not being into something taken as something that shouldn’t be brought up or suggested again.
Agreed! No kink-shaming -it does show her pattern of entitlement and thinking everyone owes her what she wants. Her comments were gross. She followed it up with “it’s not like I can get anyone else to do it” which made me so sick. Such an abusive stance.
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She was on the What Day Is It Podcast several years ago. In this podcast, she said her turn-on is fantasizing about Shane breastfeeding. She went on to discuss how it’s called “ANR” adult nursing relationships. Bailey and the other host were a bit stunned and Sarah told them they can google it. I think they thought she was joking at first until she kept elaborating and then made the consent comment. Sarah then said he wasn’t into it and said, “This is why consent is so annoying. I just want him to do what I want him to do.” It was posted on Reddit. I’ve recently looked, and that podcast episode has been taken down. Like since it was posted on Redditit has been removed. @queerlyyoursamanda made an IG post about the consent portion of Sarah. The Reddit group has since been removed. Im guessing Sarah didn’t like people hearing her talk about how annoying she thinks consent is. It was grotesque. I may have a copy of the recording. I’ll have to check.
Wow! They took it down in 2024 and it had just been sitting there since 2021.
It is so telling they took down the private episode, likely at Sarah’s request. She’s literally allergic to admitting when she’s wrong.
Whoa! Consent is EVERYTHING! Omg I unfollowed her and the friends all ages ago for lack of care about anything of substance, but I didn’t know this was also something that had happened! okay this doesn’t sit well with me at all. I don’t want to see the recording I trust this is something that would be out there plus non-consensual anything could trigger people affected by SA trauma. I’m not weirded out by people’s different “things” they are into (everyone is different when it comes to what makes them “happy”) but body autonomy is body autonomy! Partners need to be okay with everything. No means no, and that applies to a partner not being into something taken as something that shouldn’t be brought up or suggested again.
Agreed! No kink-shaming -it does show her pattern of entitlement and thinking everyone owes her what she wants. Her comments were gross. She followed it up with “it’s not like I can get anyone else to do it” which made me so sick. Such an abusive stance.