I listened to a podcast about parents having sex in front of kids, and transcribed the things I don't understand. My transcript might be awful so you can listen to the source podcast here.
(1:23) 1. They don’t understand affection without physical fall through(does this mean sex?), so grose them out.(What do those mean?) (4:00) 2. So..that includes the tifs that you have, they’re seeing you fighting and tiffing fighting with each other. Sporing. Sorry, I know, I couldn’t think of any words.(I don't even have the faintest idea what this means) (4:55) 3. So the only thing they haven’t seen is the fussy fighding side part of it. (6:23) 4. You are not the one to burst the bauble for them.(I know this means to reveal sex to kids, but I don't get what bauble is...) (6:44) 5. Affection does not equal full-play.(Does this mean sex?) (6:58) 6. But that’s what your kids are automatically weeping... You know, let them weep there. (7:48) 7. Let me just say...(What...he suddenly threw up many things but I could’t even catch them...) background..
Depending on different mp3 player,those times are probably 5 secs behind yours.
I would be grateful if you could help me understand any of those above. Thanks for your help.
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(1:23) 1. ) (gross somebody out = shock and disgust one) (4:00) 2. that includes the tiffs that you have, they’re seeing you fighting and tiffing and fighting with each other.
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(1:23) 1. They don’t understand affection without physical follow through(does this mean ***?), so it grosses them out.(What do those mean?) (gross somebody out = shock and disgust one)
(4:00) 2. So..that includes the tiffs that you have, they’re seeing you fighting and tiff