🎉 In-Person Fundraiser Event! 🎉

Join me, Dr. Martha Tara Lee, for my one-woman comedy show, Orgasmic AF—a proud fundraiser for the Singapore Cancer Society! 🌟 I am thrilled to announce that 100% of the ticket sales go directly to this crucial cause. 🙌💖

Let’s laugh, love, and learn together as we explore the awkward, the funny, and the liberating moments around sex and intimacy. 💋 Whether you're curious about mind-blowing pleasure or just need a good laugh about bedroom blunders, this is your chance to embrace your sexuality without shame! 😍✨

📅 Date: Sat Oct 5, 2024

🕒 Time: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM (followed by a half-hour Q&A!)

📍 Venue: SCS Survivorship Centre @ Woods Square, Singapore

💸 Ticket Price: S$50 per person (100% proceeds to Singapore Cancer Society!)

🚨 Viewer Warning: This show contains explicit language and addresses sensitive topics, including on cancer. Viewer discretion is advised.

🔗 Get your tickets now! https://www.eroscoaching.com/events/scs/

Walk away feeling more confident, empowered, and liberated—let's make a powerful impact together! 💖🌍

#Fundraiser #OrgasmicAF #SingaporeCancerSociety #SexPositive #ComedyShow #Empowerment #DrMarthaLee #Sexologist @sgcancersociety

2025/9/4 Edited to

... Read moreAttending the Orgasmic AF comedy show is a fantastic opportunity not just for entertainment but also for personal growth and social contribution. Having attended last year, I can say the mix of humor and insightful discussions on sexual wellness offered a liberating perspective that’s rarely found in conventional talks. Dr. Martha Tara Lee’s open approach makes everyone feel comfortable, encouraging us to shed taboos and embrace sex positivity. If you’re curious about enhancing intimacy or understanding your own pleasure better, this event offers a safe yet fun space to explore these topics. The Q&A session afterward is a highlight where you can ask questions and receive expert advice casually and without judgment. Plus, knowing that your ticket supports cancer patients adds an inspiring layer to the experience. For those concerned about sensitive content, the show includes explicit language and talks frankly about intimate and serious health issues. Viewer discretion is advised, but this honest approach is precisely what makes the show impactful and memorable. If you’re in Singapore and looking to support a meaningful cause while enjoying an honest, sex-positive comedy event, grab your tickets early. Venues like the SCS Survivorship Centre provide a warm atmosphere that complements the empowering theme of the show. I left feeling more confident and informed about my own sexuality, and that’s a gift worth experiencing.

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