Sexuality


[Image description: A woman looking to the side camera in a black and white shot.] Via Engin Akyurt on Unsplash

I betrayed my boyfriend & it was the worst decision I ever made

Eleonora Papotto
[Image description: An androgynous person in a pink blouse rests their head on their arm, looking into the camera.] via Pexels

Even experimenting with my sexuality seems like a step too far

Anonymous
A woman lies on a field of grass with her eyes closed and hands above her head.

I found my femininity through masturbation

Anonymous
The blue and red image shows a woman ornately dressed in Indian attire.

Sexuality in Hinduism: how Kama turned into a taboo

Deboparna Poddar
A still from the “WAP” video: Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion pose together dressed in black clothing. Via metro.co.uk.

We’re living for the sex positive representation in “WAP”

Apoorva Verghese
A black and white photo of a hand clutching a handful of flesh symbolizing the tension between feminism and porn.

Feminism and porn: Where do we go from here?

Jamie Saoirse O'Duibhir
A woman reading from her laptop with a hand on her chin in confusion. She's is trying to figure out how to fuck trans women.

How to f**k trans women

Jamie Saoirse O'Duibhir
A woman looking through a transparent portion of a door in the background of golden light.

My anti-depressants affected my ability to get turned on

Deboparna Poddar
A woman in black lying in a bathtub filled with water and flowers.

I feel like a feminist failure because I fake my orgasms

Deboparna Poddar
[Image description: A woman laying on the bed.] Via Pexels

32 things you’ll understand if you’re an Indian woman who needs to get laid, like, now

Deboparna Poddar
[Image description: A person carrying another person on their back. Both people are smiling with one mid-laugh with a sunset in the background. Sex is overrated.] Photo by Ketut Subiyanto from Pexels.

I’m going to be honest, sex is overrated

Jamie Saoirse O'Duibhir
Audre Lorde standing in front of a chalkboard that says "Women are powerful and dangerous."

Honoring Audre Lorde’s uplifting work for Pride Month

Sharon Quituisaca