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Hello and welcome to a new issue "The Digression", as I deviate from the topic occasionally.
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I'm Sascha Machmann and I say hello.
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Yes, today's topic has been a bit longer and I got a question.
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So I offer you the possibility that you send me questions via telonym and completely anonymized, if you want that.
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And I'll answer them if they're not too level or too broken right now.
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I mean in today's time, in today's days you never know exactly, there are all sorts of things.
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Long story short, I got a question that I had to read twice.
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I was asked if a woman had ever told me that when she listens to my podcasts and my productions, she does it herself.
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And what I would think about it.
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Now that's the case, Telonym also sends out a lot of automatically generated questions.
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This can be seen in various factors, that the questions repeat themselves or that the question has already been seen in someone else, who also has a telonym and is then written identically.
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But that was so specific to my case now that I assume that was a real question.
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Because how would Telonym know I'm doing a podcast?
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And one has to say, at the time, that was in October 23, where I included the question, in the catalog for ideas for podcast formats.
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And I got the rather, the question, so that there is enough distance there, so that you can somehow no longer look or somehow find connections.
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I got the question at a time when I was with my girlfriend or fiancé very much on TikTok live, actually every day.
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And we did two formats at the time.
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I cooked the food and laughed a bit.
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There were always so 100 spectators there, at the beginning more, until then those who just insulted and hoisted around were gone.
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And then there were 100, sometimes 50, then there.
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And that's always been nice.
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You know that, depending on how long food takes to cook, with preparation and then tidying up and stuff like that.
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I like to spend an hour on it.
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My girlfriend or fiancé filmed the food during the livestream.
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Then we talked to the audience, which was always funny.
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Especially with her there was always a lot going on.
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At the time, she had a large account with thousands of followers.
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And when she turned on the stream, it was rare that there were less than a thousand viewers.
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And then we did our show and then we definitely did it in the two years we did it,
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Really build a loyal audience.
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People were really looking forward to it when we came online in the evening.
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And because I was used to this from my working days, I eat quite late.
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Because in the end I mainly had late shifts or night services.
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And that's why we always did it late.
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And that was a good time.
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And I think that's because at the time we made these streams, that question came to Teleonym at the time.
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Yes, and that really bothered me, because it's interesting that someone finds my voice so stimulating,
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that he got pleasure from it.
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It's a compliment somewhere, but also a little cringe somewhere, if you think about it like that, right?
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I really have no idea who wrote this.
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I never got any kind of message that I could tell now in which direction this is going.
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Because when we were written, it was just when we really asked actively.
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Almost no one has ever written to us like this.
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Neither on Instagram nor in TikTok itself.
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I didn't think that was bad either, because we really had a very good interaction in the chat during the livestreams.
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I can only say that this really kept me busy for a while.
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Because I had actually heard from several sites, I should also make such an erotic format,
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where I read erotic stories and was also chosen to do so.
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Now you have to say, I'm a dyslexic, I can read really badly.
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Unless I'm learning the story by heart.
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Now, of course, I don't feel like memorizing books all the time.
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It has to be said that I have a very good memory, as far as content is concerned,
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But it is content-related memory and not so literal.
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So there are people who can do that, such an absolute memory, such a colloquial, photographic memory.
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But for me, it's more like it's content.
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I can remember the situation again, but in terms of content.
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When it comes to books, to knowledge.
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I think that's how most people do it.
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And then I can go badly and then play with the intricacies of literature, as it is.
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I can make a statement, but nothing more.
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And that's totally stupid when I make up a great work, which is supposed to be stimulating and sensual,
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And I'm pulling off a piece of content.
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That's why, no, I've prepared it all before,
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If so, how did I learn that again?
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Oh, yeah, super memory, right? I don't have it by name.
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It was a pun with sensuality.
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It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
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That's working with professionals, isn't it?
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First I flicker with super memory and then I have difficulty remembering what the format was called.
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That totally got me out of it.
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The thing was, I didn't do it because I can just read too badly.
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I said that because of legesthenia.
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And then I had played my bed around to have it transcribed,
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It's not text to speech, it's text to speech.
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But that's not the same thing.
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Even if I made a model of my voice, it wasn't the same as reading it out.
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That's why I would like to do it, because I find the topic highly exciting
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and I also like to listen to audiobooks, among people like the old poet,
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The whole novel reads with public domain texts.
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I think it's as great with this voice as the man works with it.
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I've heard a lot of audiobooks in my life.
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and also found the interpretation of Harry Potter by Rufus Beck,
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I thought it was awesome because he played with the voice like that.
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and gave each character his own voice, so the voice was a bit distorted.
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Yes, I would have liked to do it too, but no, that's not me.
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I'm more like the theorist and the head man.
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I am also full of feelings, but when it comes to analytical or explaining,
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I'm much better.
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I notice this also with formats that I would have liked to have had,
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It's called Laba format.
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several people sitting in front of the microphone and talking about a topic
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And can be funny, can be serious, can come up with a lot of nonsense.
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But then I always have this tendency to become analytical and scientific.
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And notice again and again, there are so my limits when it comes to unbiased small talk.
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It's not bad, it's perfectly okay.
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If I go there and do some analysis or something, that's perfectly okay.
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Whoever listens to it, whoever likes it.
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As you can see, I have this post, this picture, I took a screenshot of it,
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I've been here a long, long time, over a year,
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I didn't do anything with it at first.
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On the one hand, it flatters me,
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On the other hand, I also find that a bit creepy, one would say today,
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that someone wrote to me so unabashedly,
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why should women or pseudo-women, if that was a woman,
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They do not have the same rights as some men.
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Their sexual fantasies, their needs.
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I just wanted to say to ejaculate like men do.
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Why not, because once during my time where I was much in the queer environment,
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It was normal for men to be like women.
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or even in between, has expressed completely freely,
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and talked about what is going on sexually, what needs are there,
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And the actions, so free from shame.
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I really liked that at the time and was also very impressed in places,
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I've been raised openly, I've said that a few times.
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My father and mother taught us the values.
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that all this is totally normal and human,
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There is no need to be ashamed,
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Even if you're talking about it, there are still some of them.
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Social rules that you don't talk about it.
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I mean, it's all broken up,
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and I know from well-known women that they are also much more open,
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How about 20 years ago.
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Now you have to say, yes, I'm so old that I can say, like 20 years ago,
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20 years ago I was 27,
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Everything was more open, but not as open as it is today.
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I think it's a good thing that young women communicate much more openly and clearly,
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What they think, feel, and most importantly, what they want and what they don't want.
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I think it's good.
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I think strong women are generally good.
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that it is now becoming more and more normal,
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They also talk about needs.
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If I look at TikTok, I know your TikTok feed is another one like mine,
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look at the things or on YouTube by Carina Pusch or by teacher woman or also this Marie,
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I put it in the shownotes, the links,
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I think it's good to be enlightened.
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and also that the young girls are above all taught that this is normal,
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Saying no and also saying what you like and what you don't like.
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That's why, the viewers we had in the live streams back then,
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This was from young women in their early 20s to 60s, 70s in places.
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So that was a very wide range.
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That's why I can't say in which direction it's going.
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And you can see that even today I am still thinking about this "compliment".
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I have heard many times that I have an interesting voice and a very reassuring kind.
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A group of haters I had for a while who thought I was talking so slowly,
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That you can only hear me at 1.5 times the speed, because otherwise it's too boring.
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But I don't care because I know there are people watching or listening to me.
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So then they watched and today they listen to me,
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Because I have such a calm way and a nice voice.
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I've heard this before from such a group, where it was about advertising on the podcast.
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That was stamps.
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That I have or would have a pleasant voice.
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That's not necessarily the point where I doubt it is.
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But that still keeps me reminding myself of this question.
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And I wonder, was that already overbearing?
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And my answer is yes.
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If a man had written this to a woman, there could definitely have been an outcry.
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If only they had gone public with it.
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And here we are at the point.
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Sexual assault in society always goes from a male person to a female person.
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No one talks about the fact that there are also cases where a female person does it in a male person.
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And if there are these incidents, there are answers, if you talk about them, if you talk about them,
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I'm glad you get a compliment when someone asks your ass.
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Or don't act like that.
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And there I ask myself again and again, as in the digression, where I have also thematized,
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You can't talk about male suicides like that.
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Whether this is also such a thing, if there is an encroachment on men in society,
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That you shouldn't do that.
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And that it will be devalued.
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An assault remains an assault.
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It doesn't matter if it's a man or a woman.
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And if on the one hand you are standing there, no, you can't do that,
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If you ask a woman to catch a popo, then it's also worth an outcry,
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If that's what a woman does to a man.
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But somehow this is so dismissed in our society according to the motto,
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Yes, that's an honor, a compliment.
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But no, it's not.
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This is also an assault.
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I know a lot of women on the Internet, especially young women who are also pretty,
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get a lot of bad news, even from older men,
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Also called Dickpics.
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And I can only say that I have already asked for photos of a woman.
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But that was a long time ago.
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Almost 30 years ago.
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I was wondering then too,
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Hello, I don't want that.
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And I also found that inappropriate to simply send me photos of the buttocks when asked,
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Even in a stooped position, that you had a clear view of everything you can see there.
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Yeah, now you might think, yeah, don't dress like that, that's a compliment when a woman sends that.
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No, it's not because I didn't want to.
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And so it is with women, because photos get from the supposed best piece of the man.
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At least that's how I feel.
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And this is also from conversations with friends, i.e. relationship friends or so-friends,
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That they never really wanted to.
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And if they wanted to, they asked.
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Then there was consensus, consensus.
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There are some things in this world where I always wonder
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Is that still normal?
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And at the latest when a 16-year-old had written to me at 26, 27,
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if I don't want to watch her on webcam, how she looks and does it herself,
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And then I said, "No, I don't want that."
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and then she got back in shock, "Yes, but older people are still on younger ones",
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almost pampig, had reached the point where I really wondered,
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Even then, how normal this is today,
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This is how you sexualize and present yourself.
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I have no idea if it was fake or anything.
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If that was an attempt to blackmail me later in a stupid situation.
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I've heard time and time again that there have been such cases.
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But I found it really strange.
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It's not that I don't like to look at women or a beautiful person overall.
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The human body is beautiful, otherwise there would not be so many pictures of people
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in magazines, on canvas, where you can see the human body
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held in manifoldness, form and poses.
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Now I'm back to the point where the question was,
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I wonder if anyone has ever told me that.
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I haven't found an answer the whole time.
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And now that I have dealt more intensively with this topic,
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I also didn't get to any level, no denominator, what it was about.
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If it was so, I hope the woman had a lot of fun doing it,
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that she got her money's worth.
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Otherwise, I think I answered that at the time,
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that no one had told me that yet and I really thought about it,
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to make such an erotic story-reading format.
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Now I even know what it was called. The Passion amendment.
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So novella for a text form, for a work and passion for sensuality.
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Exactly. Yes, yes. I think that's enough now.
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25 minutes is a good time for such a question.
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Then I thank you for listening.
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I'm really a lot off this time, I have to say.
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I have always remained on the subject, but I have strayed from the core question.
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But the name does justice to the podcast again.
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Thanks for listening and until next time.
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Your Sasha. Bye bye.
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Description:
In this episode of The digression Sascha Markmann dedicates herself to a topic that is known to many people, but rarely discussed openly: The fine line between a compliment and an inappropriate assault. The trigger for this in-depth reflection is an anonymous question that Sascha reaches via the Telonym platform. In the message, a person describes how they feel sexually stimulated by Sascha’s podcast voice – a statement that engages them on several levels.
Sascha shares his thoughts on how such comments, which may seem flattering at first glance, can also cause some discomfort. He speaks openly about how sexual openness has evolved in recent decades, both in terms of men and women. He asks the question whether assault always goes in one direction and why it is often dismissed as harmless or even flattering in our society when men receive sexual comments or unsolicited intimate messages from women.
With his usual reflective and yet relaxed manner, Sascha takes us with him into his reflections on personal boundaries, social double standards and the handling of sexual openness. He also brings his own experiences, from inappropriate messages to considerations of starting an erotic listening format – and why he ultimately decided not to do so.
This episode is more than just a discussion of a strange news story – it is an in-depth exploration of how we as a society deal with sexuality, respect and personal space. Sascha's refreshingly honest and personal style invites you to think about your own behavior and the limits of dealing with others. A must for all those who are interested in interpersonal dynamics, social norms and the question of how far a compliment can really go.
Topics Outline:
- Introduction and Welcome
- Presentation of the podcast format The digression.
- Statement that questions can be submitted anonymously via telonym.
- The Unexpected Telonym Question
- A question is asked in which a person explains that they feel sexually stimulated by Sascha's voice.
- First reaction to the question and doubt whether it is real.
- Referring to the time when Sascha and his fiancée were live on TikTok and built a close community.
- Reflection on the question
- Sascha's thoughts on the question: Is it a compliment or an unpleasant moment?
- Personal discomfort about the specific nature of the question.
- Discussion of the difficulty of classifying such situations.
- Considerations for an erotic podcast format
- Sascha shares earlier considerations of starting an erotic story format.
- Difficulty reading aloud due to dyslexia and the decision not to implement the project.
- Sascha reflects on his ability to remember content, but not literally.
- Social Double Standards in Sexual Assault
- Sascha thematizes that assaults usually come from men, but women can also be aggressive.
- Discussion of how men are often encouraged not to take sexual assault seriously while being strongly condemned in women.
- Personal experience with unsolicited messages and images.
- Changing gender roles and openness
- Reflection on how the societal perception of sexuality and openness, especially among women, has changed over the years.
- Praise for young women who today speak more openly about their needs and limitations.
- Final Thoughts on Sexual Openness
- Return to the original question of what it means for Sascha and how he reacted to it.
- Mention that Sascha has often been praised for his reassuring voice, but the question still preoccupies him.
- Closing the episode and reflecting on the content and ‘deviation’ character of the podcast.
Links to the issue:
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carinapusch | Instagram, Twitch | Linktree
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Twitch teaching woman
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Marie Joan | Instagram, TikTok | Linktree
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Playing time: 0:24:52
Date of admission: 01.10.24
This episode is from season 4, there are a total of 4 seasons.
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Author: Sascha Markmann
Sascha Markmann is a creative mind with a moving biography – and a person who has rediscovered life after a stroke. After working as a paramedic and elderly caregiver, Sascha found his way into creative expression. As a blogger, podcaster, musician and visual storyteller, he brings together things that just don't fit at first glance: He combines his keen enthusiasm for technology – from self-hosted servers to electronic music production – with emotional depth and an oblique sense of humor. His contributions are somewhere between borderline, acid basslines and assistance – honestly, directly and with a wink. Guiding principle: “Audio-visual dullness with no usefulness – but perhaps that's why it's so valuable.” View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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