How do you prepare for bottoming, according to the experts? Where do gaybies come from? Is there still Sex in the City? This and more in our weekly #sexnews :) Happy reading, sluts!
As a gay man, where’s the line between fabulous and blacked out? Can you guess which demographic has the most orgasms? Should your boyfriend get pegged? This and more in our weekly #sexnews :) Happy reading, sluts!
The feminist writer and activist Lisa Luxx speaks to Lizzi Sandell about the importance of language, the politics of sexual power play, and why ‘lesbian’ is still a crucial category within the queer movement.
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Kristen Cochrane goes in-depth in this list of seminal films from the New Queer Cinema movement, that you need to see, like, RN.
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Why will Brexit disproportionately affect sex workers? How do queer muslim women navigate sexuality and religion? Should you put your lovers’ pubes in a locket? This and more (extremely important) info in our weekly #sexnews :) Happy reading, sluts!
Notoriously, lesbians don’t party as hard as gay dudes. But while it’s true that we can’t keep a consistent weekend nightlife scene for the life of us, there’s a lot to be said for being a queer lady or NB/GNC person in the big Apple. Here’s a brief survey of NYC’s #LesbianCulture, courtesy of the lady*-loving Slutever staff.
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5 Contemporary Books About Unconventional Love Everyone Should Read
October 6, 2018
You know, like, if you want to. Sophia Larigakis examines five books that present love, sex, and relationships in ways that deviate from the straight, saccharine, vanilla norm.
