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Guest Blog – “Does Social Work Need a Good Spanking? The Refusal to Embrace BDSM Scholarship and Implications for Sexually Diverse Clients”

The Journal of Positive Sexuality by D J Williams, PhD One of my favorite things about the field of social work has been its strong interconnections with other fields of study, including a full range of social and behavioral sciences. Social work formally utilizes a generalist approach, thus workers are trained …

“FIFTY SHADES OF SHREW Offers an Entertaining Combination of ‘Taming of the Shrew’ and ‘Fifty Shades of Grey'”

Broadway World By Shari Barrett “Place your hands below your husband’s foot?” Surely a controversial statement in Shakespeare’s time, in today’s world it is hopelessly misogynistic. Unless… What if Katharina is a submissive in search of her Dominant? What if Bianca is a Dom auditioning subs?   With the success of …

“Fifty Shades of ‘nope’: we don’t need a reboot from the man’s perspective”

The Guardian by Jessica Valenti The rumors are true: author EL James is writing another book in the worldwide hit series, Fifty Shades of Please God Not Again. The new book, to be released this summer, will be written not from the point of view of original protagonist Anastasia, but …

A Taste of Kink at AASECT

NCSF thanks AASECT for allowing us to produce A Taste of Kink with the AASECT Alt Sex SIG at their annual conference this past weekend in Minneapolis. 109 members received 3 Continuing Education credits for attending the event which showed demonstrations of BDSM activities and allowed participants to “taste” the …

“The Handler/Puppy Golden Rules (Code of Conduct)”

Leatherati by Tyesha Best Leaders of the Puppy Community Initiative on Facebook, have gathered together to create a “Code of Conduct” for pups and handlers to take in consideration in public spaces. As the puppy community has grown and their cultural concepts are solidifying more and more, there are some who …

“Feminists want us to define these ugly sexual encounters as rape. Don’t let them.”

We need to stop prosecuting bad behavior as rape. The Washington Post By Cathy Young There was the time when, 19 and naïve, I was guilt-tripped into entirely unwanted physical intimacies with a much older married man. And the time, three or four years later, when I went to visit …