Indie Wire If Issa Rae were a queer woman, “Insecure” might look more like “195 Lewis,” a show so stylish, sexy, and assured that it has steadily built momentum by word of mouth since its festival premiere over a year ago. Set in the heart of Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, “195 Lewis” …
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Vice Erotic hypnosis certainly seemed less dangerous or creepy than I first assumed, so long as clear lines of consent were drawn up and boundaries were respected. And I really liked its emphasis on stimulating that biggest sex organ of all—the mind.
Huffington Post by Ruby Johnson, LCSW I believe Saah says it better than I ever could. From Gen X-Z, we can identify with “In Nola, I was looking for a 2017 version of Claire Huxtable. A sex-positive, polyamorous, pansexual, sexually liberated woman that I could hold up as someone to …
Playboy “It’s way deeper than sex. That’s what polyamory has really taught me, that a relationship is not even about the sex,” says Stevens. “Sex is just like dessert, but the relationship is about the empire, the projects, the work, the mission, the drive. What are you guys building together? …
The Journal-News That’s the case in Fairfield, where after a swingers club lost a bid in 2015 to open in West Chester Twp. — and a subsequent lawsuit that cost West Chester Twp. more than $150,000 — the city evaluated its own sexual oriented business laws, which resulted in banning …
Newsweek “Oftentimes campus dialogue doesn’t include important aspects of sex, sexuality and sexual health, gender, and gender identity, and relationships and intimacy,” SHEATH co-president Lita D. Peña told the Crimson, Harvard’s student paper. “These are really complicated conversations and we should be having these conversations more often.”
Femina According to Google, the topic of polyamory saw a 130 per cent rise in search frequency in 2017. Not surprising, as this year saw several new types of romances emerge. Naturally then, we were curious about how these relationships worked.
The Philly Inquirer “I’m not polyamorous because I’m avoiding commitment,” Kevin Patterson said. “I’m making commitments with multiple people.” Likewise for Shallena Everitt, who has two spouses. When she tells people she has a husband, Cliff, and the two have a wife, Sonia, the first question is almost always: “How …
Windy City Times “Back in the early 2000s when I was coming out as a lesbian, I did not know anyone that would be considered polyamorous. It has been a journey—one that MCC allowed space for me to discover and live in. Some congregants say nothing; others begin to talk …
