It’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast episode. This one originally went up in May of 2014 but it’s still hella relevant. Not a week goes by where I don’t reference Al Vernacchio’s work, including his TED talk or his book on talking to kids about sex. If there are such things as rock … Continue reading
Senator introduces ban on taxpayer funds for harmful ‘conversion therapy.’ One #Exvangelical’s story of falling in love after divorce. Stacey Abrams says the country has an obligation to keep sex workers safe. What are the many things that sex can mean to us? Alabama woman faces life sentence for killing the man she says brutally … Continue reading
Leaked CIA memo about identifying a homosexual. Kansas introduces extreme anti-LGBT bill calling same-sex marriage “parody marriage.” Apple and Google urged to drop app that allows Saudi men to track women’s movements. Is eating pussy like taking a probiotic? A dude invented a thing to glue labia together to keep in menstrual blood, for some … Continue reading
How your parents influence your attractions. 10 obscure scientific sex terms to know. Queer artifacts are relevant still today. Violent, hateful opinions on abortion don’t deserve a platform. What a fake stat about orgasms reveals about gender myths. Ryan Murphy, who often uses assault as a plot point, is capitalizing on the #MeToo movement. Gym … Continue reading
For a better marriage, act like a single person. How to be successful at online dating, according to science. Truths about self love. The feminist pursuit of good sex. Love isn’t linear. The 8 main reasons people cheat. Length vs girth preferences. Bravo reality show stars have to sign STI clause. Can you work in … Continue reading
Hey frans, it’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast. This one originally went up in November of 2012. You may recall that I posted about the sexuality training that I conducted with Widener University’s Residence Assistants. These young folks are on the front lines of dealing with the sexuality issues of college freshmen: directing them … Continue reading
Americans agree: small gestures show the most love. Secret history of the barre workout. How to break the silence in a long term relationship. Things you should know about consensually non-monogamous relationships. Hand-holding affects your brain like chocolate. Supporting family planning increases women’s economic opportunities. Asexual representation in books. Dating profile tips from a life … Continue reading
