Intro’s “Come Inside”: When Lust Grew Up and Asked for More

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I Talk To Myself Sometimes

Antoinette Arrington

42 episodes

1 week ago

Sometimes the only way to see it clearly… is to say it out loud. I Talk To Myself Sometimes is where Antoinette Arrington unpacks the life that shaped her — and talks through the woman she’s still becoming. Each episode is sparked by the nostalgic soundtrack of the 90s, revisiting the songs that carried us through first loves, heartbreaks, and grown woman lessons we didn’t even know we were learning. This podcast is for anyone who finds themselves lost in thought, processing life out loud, or replaying old songs with brand new understanding. Through single-sided conversations that feel intimate and unfiltered, Antoinette invites you to reflect, laugh, and maybe heal a little — one track and one musing at a time. If you grew up on 90s RnB and hip-hop, if you’ve ever caught yourself having “that talk” in your head, or if you just need a moment of honesty and nostalgia, this space is for you.

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Intro’s “Come Inside”: When Lust Grew Up and Asked for More

I Talk To Myself Sometimes

7 minutes 29 seconds

1 month ago

Intro’s “Come Inside”: When Lust Grew Up and Asked for More

Intro’s “Come Inside” dropped in 1993, and if you’ve ever confused intensity with intimacy, you know this song. This intimate 90s R&B classic captured the kind of desire that feels all-consuming… the electric pull of teenage lust versus the complex reality of adult arousal that asks whether good sex equals emotional investment. In this episode of *I Talk To Myself Sometimes*, Antoinette Arrington explores how this sensual hit reveals what happens when we expect sex to communicate care, the confession of confusing someone wanting your body with them wanting you, and the evolved understanding that desire alone can’t carry the weight of real connection.

Through layered introspection, this episode examines:

• The difference between intensity and emotional investment

• Whether it’s wise to expect sex to prove someone’s care

• How we confuse arousal with validation and connection

Perfect for fans of classic 90s R&B, honest reflections on desire and intimacy, soulful music analysis, personal growth, and introspective podcasts, this episode shows how revisiting songs from our past can help us untangle intensity from true intimacy.

Listen now and reflect on the raw honesty of Intro’s “Come Inside”.