Women's Deluxe Sesame Street Sexy Elmo Costume

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Karen Yates: Yeah. Let's give a hand here! [applause] So that was really cool, because I was feeling all groovy with my favorite thing, and I thought about my computer issues, and my head got all like, "Ehhhh," but then I moved the groovy thing into my computer issues. And all of a sudden I was like, "Hey, computer issues! I'm dancing with my laptop. Awesome." So any final words about taking that out into the world? Karen Yates: That's great. And I really appreciated that you brought in the angle that this person is already noticing that there is a discomfort. That's, you know, really laudable, and I'm glad you pointed that out -- that in the beginning stages of noticing, that's really the most powerful point. It's like, I am noticing now that something is not -- I'm not comfortable with something in my body when I experience intimacy. Next few moments were pure bliss, it felt as if Elmo’s feet were even on the ground. Which they werent. Bakugou was holding him up becahse he’s like 2 feet tall. Elmo couldn’t imagine the pain he’d be in after this, but it didn’t matter right now. He wondered how his Alpha felt.. Retractable penis? Those noises? Still, it didn’t matter. Until he felt a liquid in him and Bakugou dropping him. FRED ROGERS: That there are things inside them that are OK to talk about. They should know that there is a full array of emotions in life, and all of them are fine. It's what we do with them that matters.

RASCOE: But an old "Sesame Street" clip resurfaced this past week and has people wondering, does Elmo have a shady side?RASCOE: Or the explanation could lie in the Muppets' origins in the "Mad Men" era as advertising pitch puppets. Karen Yates: Welcome to Wild & Sublime, a sexy spin on infotainment®, no matter your preferences, orientation or relationship style, based on the popular live Chicago show. Each week, I'll chat about sex and relationships with citizens from the world of sex positivity. You'll hear meaningful conversation, dialogues that go deeper, and information that can help you become more free in your sexual expression. I'm sex educator Karen Yates. Today, we talk about traumas big and small, and approaches we can take toward more pleasure. Keep listening. Elmo Painter: Yeah. And that's where the empowerment piece comes in. Because when you can bring communication, when you can bring a little bit of, "I know that I like this one thing,..." Karen Yates: And you're bitterly disappointed if it's not this magical thing. Cuz you're just kind of like, "We're two people colliding in a bed..." [laughter] And you know, you were hoping for a good collision... [laughter] But it was, it was-- Like, you walk into the bar, and you're like, "Oh, what am I feeling here?" Or, "Why do I want this one thing, versus this one thing?" Or, "Why do I like this one toilet paper better than this other toilet paper?" No, seriously, right? Do you like the fluffy, or the strong?

As Elmo started getting ready for his date, regrets started coming to him. What if Bakugou wanted to have sex? Bakugou has a vagina and Elmo doesn’t even know what Elmo has! Will this be like lesbian sex? Elmo sure hopes so! Karen Yates: So like, what's this culture piece -- beyond oppression, cultural oppression, which is everywhere. Matthew Amador: We are a Western culture that prizes answers, prizes solutions, prizes that kind of very linear way of looking at, "Okay, here's where my problem starts, and that's going to be where it ends." And it's much more complicated than that. Sunny days” turned dark when Kevin Clash, the towering puppeteer who has voiced Sesame Street’s cherished furry, red monster for 28 years, was forced to take a temporary leave of absence when a 23-year-old man claimed to have had a sexual relationship with him at 16. Clash maintained that his accuser had already turned 18 by the time of their liaison, and he was vindicated Tuesday when the unidentified accuser recanted his claim, saying that it was, indeed, “an adult consensual relationship.” CLASH: (As Elmo) And now Elmo will ask a baby (laughter). Hello, baby. Hi. Hi. Oh, baby, how do you wrap a gift? (Laughter) Thank you, baby.

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RASCOE: Now, there could be some high-minded motives behind Elmo's moods. As Fred Rogers told Terry Gross in 1984, one of his goals as a children's broadcaster was to assure kids...

Elmo Painter: Yeah. There's all kinds of relational traumas, and smaller traumas, and cultural traumas. to Elmo] You're a somatic therapist, I'm a somatic sex educator. What does "somatic" mean? [laughs] So should we be surprised Elmo can be salty? No. He got into it with Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show" in May 2011. Elmo Painter: Just one thing. Yeah. Then you can get a little bit of what you were wanting, coming into the situation, right?

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Karen Yates: Yeah, right. Because the body has a wisdom, a wisdom that's not about the wisdom of the mind. So, what's the first thing you work on with clients? Or what do you do with clients when they first come to you, and they want to get out of their heads during sex? What do you do? MAHNA MAHNA AND THE SNOWTHS: (Singing) Mahna mahna (ph). Mahna mahna. Do, do, do, do, do. Mahna mahna. Do, do, do, do. Mahna mahna. Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do. Mahna mahna. The next few days were the worst of Elmo’s life. The time came for Bakugous funeral. Elmo actually wore clothes for once but once he saw Bakugous body jsut laying there he wanted to strip. RASCOE: That's Muppets creator Jim Henson and his puppets from a coffee campaign that ran from 1957 to 1961. And, of course, the Muppets also had a nighttime show.