The Devil and Shelley Lubben, Part 3
This JUST came out last night, and WOAH is it good. Thanks again, Michael Whiteacre, for giving the world a chance to see this.
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The Devil and Shelley Lubben, Part 2
She tells everyone her story and says it applies to everyone… No, no, no. No.
The Devil and Shelley Lubben, Part 1
I don’t need to preface the videos I’m going to post over the next few days with much. If you watch these videos, you will understand my disgust with the
Shit Poly People Say
In the by-now grand tradition of Shit Girls Say, I share with you you a cute (if at times a lil’ annoying–just like a lot of poly people I know,
Natasha Gornik’s Fetishy Fun-Fest at Arlene’s Grocery
Natasha Gornik is one of those kinda-familiar names at WHACK! HQ. She’s photographed and worked with our most fabulous favorites, the Domi Dollz, and was featured on their site as
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Poetry Brothel at Figment NYC this Weekend! Wheeeee!
The New York Poetry Brothel will be at Figment this weekend on Governor’s Island, lounging our finest whore wear! The festival is going to be aMAZing and full of collaborative
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What I’ve Gotten Out of the Adult Industry
Recently, I’ve been decompressing after the art show and taking stock of my situation in life. What the hell I’ve been doing with myself for the past few years, running
The Sisyphus Complex in Sex-Positivity
I had a friend ask me, “Do you still care about that stuff?” recently when I posted a link to a slut-shaming article. My first response was indignance—of course I
A Month-of-May Inspired Musing: My Private Life with Porn
Well, my friends, Masturbation Month is almost over, and I almost want to shed a tear for its passing. But you know, unlike so many other celebrations, like Halloween and
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Storytelling is a Rush
Last night I was graciously given my first-ever on-stage storytelling opportunity! I got up in front of a bunch of mostly-strangers (a few friendly faces graced the audience, and thank