Rosie Solomon discusses attending the Birmingham Bizarre Bazaar, and what it taught her about BDSM, consent, and the importance of finding a community of fellow freaks.
Looking back on her formative experiences going to fetish parties in NYC, and preparing to host her own for the first time, Amanda Lang talks about what makes an ideal fet party.
The summer blockbuster Book Club – starring acting giants like Jane Fonda and Diane Keaton – gives some long-awaited visibility to the complex sex lives of older women, but it’s nowhere near a perfect film (and it’s not pretending to me). Here’s why Annie Fell loved it.
Not all kinky people are into leather and chains, some want to get down and dirty with toys inspired by the great outdoors. Enter: Sacred Sadism, the line of ecosexual-friendly “impact play tools” made for your everyday plant fetishist. Tatum Dooley talked to the brand’s founders about the enduring appeal of nature, accessibility, and non-traditional forms of BDSM.
Wonder Woman isn’t just a spokeswoman for peace, feminism, and impractical clothing choices for wartime – she’s also an important character in the history of BDSM and nonmonogamy. Troy Michael Bordun revisits the contested history of Wonder Woman’s creator, the women in his life, and the sex-positive feminism they championed.
Last week, The Museum of Sex in NYC opened the biggest U.S. retrospective of the work of cult Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki. Sophia Larigakis revisits the prolific photographer’s work and influence.
Weekly sex news from Slutever. This week’s link roundup touches on everything from the birth of the #SluttyGirlFears hashtag, to public fornication in gross places, to how to define sex addiction. Happy reading, sluts!
Designer Chelsea Fairless (aka ½ of @EveryoutfitonSATC) has created a lifestyle brand that indulges the tackiest elements of your personality. By Sophia Larigakis.
It’s a common assumption: gay men fuck the most and lesbians fuck the least, with straight people falling somewhere in the middle. But is that true, and if so, why? Dulcinea Pitagora—sexologist and the creator of Kink Doctor—goes deep on this one!
From hooker memoirs to hooker novels, and other great writings about loss, murder and anxiety, here are 10 life changing books (for me, at least). By Karley Sciortino.
