By Dr. Michael Aaron, originally posted on December 8, 2014 on DrMichaelaaronNYC.com/blog.
In a recent post, I wrote about how the field of sexology is uneven in its application and rife with regional and individual biases, largely due …
Cross-posted from The Sex Workers Project event page:
Come celebrate the success, community, and future of the Sex Workers Project! SWP is the only US organization offering client-centered legal and social services for sex workers …
Dulcinea Pitagora, founder of ManhattanAlternative.com, was featured in an article in GO Magazine‘s April 2015 issue. Read the online version of the interview here, or click on the image below for a PDF of the print …
Dulcinea Pitagora, founder of ManhattanAlternative.com, was featured in an article in GO Magazine‘s April 2015 issue. Read the online version of the interview here, or click on the image below for a PDF of the print …
Originally posted on August 6, 2014 on What’s Wrong With You?
When I tell people I’m an Acupuncturist there are always the inevitable questions. “Does it really work?” or a variation thereof, throwing in “placebo” for good measure. Sometimes it’s …
A couple of years ago I discovered a document called the Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, created in 2006 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia by the International Commission …
Guest blog post by Stephanie Schroeder, a freelance writer and activist based in Brooklyn, New York.
Three years ago I published memoir about my struggle with bipolar disorder, Beautiful Wreck: Sex, Lies & Suicide. I got a little …
Dr. Eli Mayer will be presenting a talk on Saturday, March 28 at the 40th annual conference of the Society of Sex Therapists and Researchers (SSTAR) in Boston. The theme of this year’s conference is: Healthy Sexuality as a Human
The following is an excerpt from research inspired by four individuals’ experiences of intimate partner violence in the context of what they had initially believed to be consensual sadomasochistic relationships. The individuals came forward with the common motivation of giving …
Continued from Grappling with Consensual Non-consent, part 1.
Langdridge’s1 chapter on the eroticization of pain in BDSM interactions describes the concept of losing control in a different way. Though CNC is not mentioned explicitly, the type of interaction …