Episode three was full of gasp-inducing twists and turns, but there was one scene in particular that got viewers talking. In the moment, Jonathan, Roxana and Teddy get close and personal. The three are pressed close together, dancing with Roxana's hands caressing both men's faces. Then Calva's arm is extended to Jonathan's waist, the latter holding his hand. It's an intimate moment between the two men and the woman.
Most of us grew up with that familiar Irish awkwardness around sex - the blushing, the whispering, the pretending none of us have bodies or desires at all. But what happens when you meet someone who simply doesn't have that embarrassment? In this episode of Just Between Us, Jennifer Zamparelli is joined by comedian and sex-positive icon Bláthín de Burca, who talks about sex the way most Irish people talk about the weather: openly, casually, and without shame.
When we first became involved, she even joked that she didn't want me getting mad when it was time for her to visit her friend on girls' trips. A threesome with a bisexual woman has always been my fantasy. She even gave me permission to go online and find a unicorn for us. But when I set up a meeting, she didn't seem to want to follow through with it, so I stopped looking.
Last summer, I got a promotion and started traveling more for work. We were having less sex and after a few months, my boyfriend brought up opening up the relationship. I agreed because we both felt like it would bring us closer while allowing us other sexual opportunities, especially when we're not in the same place. He's always found it hot to fantasize about me with other people, and I'm bi, so I enjoy getting to sleep with people of other genders again.
Before the pandemic, Zakiya Gibbons was everywhere, all the time. Whenever I saw her, she was on her way to another engagement she'd double stacked that day. She's a people person. A textbook extrovert. But she lived alone during the pandemic, and like a lot of people, all that alone time made her a little neurotic. Suddenly, going on dates started to feel draining, and she experienced a social anxiety she didn't recognize in herself.
Oscar Branning's return to EastEnders excited fans as he flirted with Peter and confirmed his bisexuality, showcasing the chaotic charm of his character.