Category: Sex News
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September Shenanigans—Autumn 2020’s First Links
We’ve made it (nearly) through September 2020! Let’s celebrate with some links and shenanigans!
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Smutty Trends: From WAP to Bush to Butts
This week I was all about trends—from adult entertainment trends and how they affect the public, to the summer’s biggest trend: “WAP.”
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MAY I Present—Links from May?
It’s been a really interesting month for s*x-positive and adult-industry links, so I’m going to dive right in to my monthly curated round-up. Please enjoy!
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The Juicy Cuts—Lynn Comella, Part I: Sex Ed, Toy Shops, and Stereotypes
Part I of Lynsey G’s interview with Lynn Comella, author of “Vibrator Nation,” where we discuss sex education, sex toy shops, and stereotypes.
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Links from Lockdown—April 2020
Links from lockdown, including an update on Lynsey G, a new comic, adult-industry reporting, a new memoir review, webcamming transformation, SWers left out of relief packages, and pleasure product giveaways!
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Liz Klinger, Part 3—Where the Sex Research Went, Learning Your Body, and Anorgasmia
It’s been a while since I posted Part 1 and Part 2 of this epic interview with the Liz Klinger, founder and CEO of Lioness. Her company makes a hella-smart vibrator that tracks arousal and orgasm patterns in users, then feeds that data back in the form of handy charts. In the process, it teaches…
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The Juicy Cuts: Lioness’s Liz Klinger, Part 2—Pleasure, Your Health, Orgasm Art Gallery, and Competitive Vibrators
In Part 2 of this interview with Lioness CEO Liz Klinger, we discussed the role of pleasure in overall health, orgasms as art, and competitive vibrators.
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The Juicy Cuts: Lioness’s Liz Klinger, Part 1—On Making The Unseen Visible and Concussions’ Effects on Orgasm
In Part I of my interview with Liz Klinger of Lioness, we discuss making sexuality visible, ignorance about sexual anatomy, and concussions vs. orgasm.
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The Juicy Cuts: Nicole Prause, PhD, Part 3—On Obsessions, Disproving Theories, and Science Over Assumptions
In this segment of a long interview with neuroscientist Nicole Prause, we talked about people’s obsessive discomfort with studying sex—especially p0rn—how science really works, and disproving theories.
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The Juicy Cuts: Nicole Prause, PhD, Part 2—Squirting, Sexuality Research, and False Claims
As part of my ongoing “Juicy Cuts” interview series, here is Part 2 of my long, fascinating interview with Nicole Prause, PhD, the neuroscientist behind Liberos! In this segment, we talked about orgasm vs. squirting, false claims on sexuality products, and why the sexual research community is so depressingly small. You can read Part 1…