Why even most privileged former sex workers aren’t out, by @NicolePasulka, via @melissagira.
Good Twitter convo (it happens!) between me, @hugoschwyzer, and @ebruenig about liberal reaction to Oregon.
The comments on this post make me feel okay about people.
A bunch of my friends were included in this year’s Forbes 30 Under 30.
More goodness via Peter Neiger, this time from Dan Savage.
This is too beautiful, and hits close to home, as so much of Alana Massey’s work does. “And please recall that apostates honor the Church as heretics do not. Heretics do it the disservice of misinterpreting its Message, while apostates pay it the huge compliment of rejection. And of course the one who rejects can still be come the one who accepts, as the heretic cannot!”
“The vacancy left by God is felt not like grief at losing a loved one but like the pain of losing a limb.”
A very welcome, and hilarious, love letter to the average-sized dick. “10 inches might sound like a good time but, like communism, for most people it’s better in theory than in practice.” AMEN!
I support @melissagira’s work, but mostly I’m intrigued by this model. I got w4m.club subscription.
After giving your email address, you can find links to landing pages where you can give other educators your email address to get eBooks, webinars, podcasts and more on sexual health and wellness until Jan. 20. Not really an All Access Pass, since access requires signing up again for each offer. But it’s a nice curated list of offers I suppose.
World’s first Sex Toy Design course at RMIT University in Melbourne.
By @lubrarian in @theage via @Planographer’s RT of @makelovenotporn
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