Published Aug 20, 2020

Joe Rogan Experience #1528 - Nikki Glaser

Nikki Glaser joins Joe Rogan to delve into the complexities of sexuality and societal norms, the impact of COVID-19 on comedy, and her personal journey in stand-up, revealing how her unique perspective shapes her comedic voice amid evolving entertainment landscapes.
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  • Kinks & Beliefs

    Nikki Glaser shares her complex relationship with personal kinks and how they intersect with her feminist beliefs. She candidly discusses her preference for certain types of pornography, expressing discomfort with the treatment of women in these scenarios, yet acknowledging the conflicting arousal they provoke. Nikki explains, "I like the idea of a girl being, like, kind of used and taken advantage of...I do feel guilty about all of this because I'm a feminist, obviously" 1. This internal conflict highlights the nuanced nature of personal desires and societal values.

       

    Consensual Fantasies

    The concept of consensual non-consent (CNC) fantasies is explored, where Nikki describes the appeal of scenarios that mimic non-consensual acts but are controlled and safe. She clarifies that these fantasies are not about actual harm but about the illusion of losing control in a secure environment. Nikki states, "It's not a rape fantasy because you're not fantasizing about actually being raped...you want it to mimic" 2. This discussion sheds light on how individuals navigate their desires within the boundaries of consent.

       

    Relationship Dynamics

    Nikki reflects on her relationship dynamics, revealing her comfort with non-traditional arrangements and the challenges of emotional connections. She discusses the idea of allowing partners to explore relationships with others, not out of insecurity, but as a form of empowerment and trust. Nikki remarks, "I don't want my boyfriend to bang someone else because I don't think that I can be enough. It's because I like you think it's hot" 3. These reflections offer insight into how personal beliefs and relationship expectations can coexist and evolve.

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