A Few Little Victories
I’m having a pretty good day, to be honest. … Continue readingA Few Little Victories
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Review: Love Not Given Lightly by Tina Horn
It’s a wild ride, but with the honest and skillful Tina Horn as a tour guide, the journey is cast in the same kind of light one expects in a late afternoon, sunlit apartment full of weed smoke: glowing but gritty, tender but real, sweet but dirty. … Continue readingReview: Love Not Given Lightly by Tina Horn
Luna Luna: A Goodbye Letter to New York
Just in time for me to go on vacation (thank god), my latest piece for Luna Luna surfaces! I originally called it “A Breakup Letter to New York.” … Continue readingLuna Luna: A Goodbye Letter to New York
Book Review: Best Sex Writing of the Year 2015
I could argue that the essays in this book are much more about a shared experience of being human, tied together by the common thread of sex, than it is about sex itself. And that makes me excited. … Continue readingBook Review: Best Sex Writing of the Year 2015
I’ve Changed
I am far from perfect now, and I know that even with how far I’ve come in the past eight years, I still have very far to go. I know I’ll never achieve perfection in my worldview, my ability to articulate my thoughts, my activism. But that’s kind of the point, isn’t it? … Continue readingI’ve Changed
Film Review: CrashPad’s Guide to Fisting
I bet I know what you’re thinking as you look at the title of this film (and this blog post): “Fisting? …Woah, Lynsey G. Woah.” … Continue readingFilm Review: CrashPad’s Guide to Fisting
But Seriously, Why IS Nobody Talking About Cytherea?
Cytherea, I am a feminist…I am so deeply, deeply sorry about what happened to you, and I am even more sorry that the way I learned about it was by way of hateful groups of people who seek to leverage your experience to support their personal politics. … Continue readingBut Seriously, Why IS Nobody Talking About Cytherea?
The Juicy Cuts: Kayvon Zand Interview
Kayvon Zand: I think what freaks people out is that you can’t just dismiss me. They can dismiss my image, but when I open my mouth, I have something to say. … Continue readingThe Juicy Cuts: Kayvon Zand Interview
Luna Luna: Talking to Revolutionary Communist Protestors at the NYC Porn Film Festival
Lynsey G: What about porn that’s made by people who are in a relationship, and want to put that on video?
Protestor: But that’s not what defines pornography. … Continue readingLuna Luna: Talking to Revolutionary Communist Protestors at the NYC Porn Film Festival
Porn Is Better in Community. I’m Serious.
In this context, the consumption of pornography is a shared experience about which we have different feelings and reactions. Porn becomes a text for criticizing or enjoying, just like any other form of media. … Continue readingPorn Is Better in Community. I’m Serious.