Sex Advice With An Edge
On this the first annual National Sexual Freedom Day, sponsored by The Woodhull Freedom Foundation, I’d like to propose something quite radical. I suggest that our sexual freedoms, here in the United States, are intricately
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Hey sex fans,
Ya’ll know June is Gay Pride month, right? And if you don’t believe me, ask President Obama. He made the official declaration again this year on May 28th, 2010
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Did you miss me last week? I know, I know; it was beyond my control. Sorry to disappoint. But, to make it up to you, I have the real deal
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Today I have the pleasure of welcoming an international celebrity; a woman I’ve admired, albeit from afar, for ages. She is a highly sought-after speaker on the subject of polyamory.
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I have a really delectable show for you today. We have a big load of stimulating questions from the sexually worrisome. And I respond with an equal number of stunning
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We return all hearty and healthy after last week’s unintentional hiatus (Damned computers!) to bring you a really terrific show. I have a big steamy load of Q&A for
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Hey sex fans,
I have a really swell show for you today. We have a load of very interesting questions from sexually worrisome. And I respond with an equal number of lively
Don’t you just love alliteration?
Summer is here…at least in the northern hemisphere. All hail Sol Invictus! Instead of being outdoors enjoying the beautiful weather we’re having here in the Emerald City, I’m stuck
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Hey sex fans,
I have a great show for you today. We celebrate Gay Pride Week with several luscious questions from the sexually worrisome with an equal number of cheeky, amiable and
— Here’s how to do it safely By Ariel Messman-Rucker Forget the tired debate about whether kink belongs at Pride—spoiler alert: it does, and it’s here to stay. Instead, focus on how to get kinky at Pride in a way that is safe and will leave a smile on your face when your fave month …
— To celebrate Pride Month, here are the seven LGBTQ+ health topics physicians should know about from Drs. McDonald and Nass’s conversation. Physician’s Weekly editorial board member Alex McDonald, MD, CAQSM, FAAFP, spoke with Scott Nass, MD, MPA, FAAFP, AAHIVS (Aledade), about LGBTQ+ healthcare for a podcast episode. Since 2019, Dr. Nass has served as …
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— The real reason international students struggle with LGBTQ+ lingo By Emma Sim Women’s rights, equality, and same-sex marriages are now much more normalised compared to the past. LGBTQ+ lingo and drag terminology are part of everyday conversation now – just listen to the average Gen Z saying “slay” at least once a day. The …
By Marina Sarris One day, Riley Smith learned from some former co-workers that an acquaintance had come out as transgender. Smith felt happy for the acquaintance, but she also felt something else. “Afterward, in the days and weeks that followed, I felt a different emotion that I recognized as envy. It led to me to …
Continue reading “Autistic People More Likely To Identify As LGBTQ”
— Does having multiple partners make for less-satisfying relationships? We don’t have to judge—we can look at the data. By Tim Requarth Consensual nonmonogamy is now officially mainstream. Take this January alone: NBC’s Peacock launched a new dating show (Couple to Throuple—exactly what it sounds like); an affluent Park Sloper debuted a memoir in which …
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