For any of you interested in gender, sexuality, social/new media, identity, society, sociology, kink, LGBTQ, non-monogamy, diversity, education, sex ed, counseling, therapy, etc…read this!
I’d like to let you know a little about Momentum Conference 2011 — a conference discussing sexuality, feminism, new media and much more. Created by Tied Up Events and the community at large, [...]
Why? Because unless you’re very good and regimented about sitting (or lying) around each day, squeezing your PC muscles multiple times, you probably could use a little help working out your pelvic floor muscles. Kegel balls are great for this, because they work while you move around; if you’re running errands, heading across campus, wheeling down the block, etc, the smaller balls inside the bigger balls rumble/vibrate a little, helping your body work out the muscles, even if you aren’t conscious of doing it. It’s working them out without even having to think about it. [...]
We often talk about sex acts, but it’s rare that we sit down and talk about sexuality as a whole. Is it ok to masturbate in a relationship? Why exactly do we talk about “lube is love?” How do I introduce sex toys into my relationship? What if I’m not horny. All these are topics for discussion, as well as sex toy 101, info about materials, lubes and more. [...]
I was lucky enough to get to be interview for AccessRX’s podcast. Click here to listen to my interview, where I cover everything from “what is romance” to “how to reinvigorate your sex life” and much more. It’s about 15 minutes, but worth listening to. He asked some great questions about sexuality, relationships, sex, romance, communication [...]
New workshop THIS Thursday night in Phoenix!
This Thursday night at 7pm, I’m teaching a NEW workshop about sexuality, as part of Fascinations‘ “Let’s Talk Sex” Series. It’s called Anal 101: What’s Up with the Butt? You’ll learn the ins and outs (pun intended) of anal sex, lubes to use, how to have it more safely, how [...]
This is win. It is so much win.
That said, I really prefer the term marriage equality over same sex marriage or gay marriage. Why? Because not everyone who wants the ability to marry identifies as gay (lesbian, queer, bi, or a couple with a trans person who now identifies as straight), and unless you’re [...]
When I chose to go to grad school for sexuality education, I wasn’t quite sure what I wanted to do with it. Perhaps work for Planned Parenthood, or work in schools. Then as I went through grad school, I realized I wanted to branch out to “alternative” sexuality education. I wanted to work with people beyond [...]
Thanks to Matt of Fascinations for the fabulous taping of this review, and of course, to Fun Factory for the Layaspot itself.
The Layaspot is a pretty awesome and very versatile vibrator. I really like the size and shape of it, and unlike some vibrators, it’s fairly easy to hold in your hand (great if you have [...]
Next week, I have a FREE class coming up in Scottsdale, Arizona next Thursday May 13th. It’s basically a combo of my relationships and communication class, and my Relationship Mapping: Poly 101 class. It’s at the luxury store up at Raintree and Northsight. It’s free, all attending get a $10 gift card and the chance to [...]
Maymay is a brilliant, sex positive activist, writer, educator and all around awesome person. You can check out his blog, or find him always on Twitter.
And he decided to do something really sweet. He wrote a post about me for FemQuake. I am a FemQuaker now.
I thank him for thinking of me, and for writing such [...]
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Support Your Sex Educator Sex education is not often the high-paying and oh so glamorous job people tend to believe it to be. Between travel and lodging costs, items for demos, paper, printer ink, hosting fees, continuing education classes and more, it can add up. If you can, please help support sex educators to keep classes frequent and affordable!
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