Even as a sex columnist, sex is not what comes to mind for Sid Azmi when thinking about pleasure. Azmi’s ultimate indulgence is “time of one’s own.”

Even as a sex columnist, sex is not what comes to mind for Sid Azmi when thinking about pleasure. Azmi’s ultimate indulgence is “time of one’s own.”
Sid Azmi, the owner of a Brooklyn sex shop, says “pleasure begins with the permission to self-love.” Sex toys should be a part of that.
What if instead of slut shaming, we could proudly own our hard-earned right to pleasure?
Inclusive sex-positive content is surprisingly hard to find. Math Magazine is on a mission to change that.
Do we have a sexual narrative that illustrates our erotic personality and one that describes our approach to sex?
What if we thought of sex as frolicking? Instead of pressure to orgasm, we’d have limitless possibilities.
Alexandra LaPlante tells her story of living a polyamorous life to help make a world where women aren’t afraid to try new types of relationships.
Since I’ve learned to masturbate indulgently and without shame, I’ve never had bad sex.
I learned about masturbation from a sex column in my mid-20s. With every orgasm my vibrator brought me, my heart grew fuller.
2016 has been a difficult year, one that’s seen a type of social and political heartache many would like to forget; it’s also been a year filled with strong female voices speaking out against racism, sexism …
The internet is a vast resource, one that can enlighten and educate us. But for victims of nonconsensual pornography, it can be a murky pool, in which lurk painful reminders of a violation that only takes a Google search to uncover.
While our society is coming to embrace women’s free sexual expression with a partner, we still tend to keep mum about self-pleasure.
A BDSM educator shares her experiences with sex work and explains the troubling implications of commodifying the body.
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