Everyone Should Freely Consent to Who Will Be Involved Before Starting
To get resources on consent, go to NCSF’s Consent Counts page – https://ncsfreedom.org/key-programs-2/consent-counts/
Even with Consent, you shouldn’t seriously injure someone in a sexual or erotic context
Find out more about consent under NCSF’s Consent Counts – https://ncsfreedom.org/key-programs-2/consent-counts/
Sage in Time Interview with Susan Wright
In this episode, Derek speaks with Susan Wright, the Executive Director of the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom about the work that Susan and her team have been involved in within local communities, state and federal-level lobbying, as well as the Judicial system to recognize that kinky and non-monogamous people …
Guest Blog: Erotic Choking 101
by Rebecca Blanton There is no safe or “safer” way to erotically choke someone. Louder for those of you with earbuds in: THERE IS NO SAFE OR “SAFER” WAY TO EROTICALLY CHOKE SOMEONE. This morning the New York Times did a piece on erotic choking and the studies being done …
The Troubling Trend in Teenage Sex
“The hemispheres in the choked group’s brains, too, were badly skewed, with the right side hyperactive and the left underperforming. A similar imbalance is associated with mood disorders — and indeed in Dr. Herbenick’s surveys girls and women who had been choked were more likely than others (or choked men) …