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Cosmic and Miss Yum in Crash Pad Series episode 246

At Broadly, Zoë Ligon discusses running a sex-positive sex toy store, as well as how it’s fetishized when women masturbate, the challenges of making a toy selection inclusive, and why it’s important to extend compassion to your sexual self:

“I think that if we were all able to be candid and vulnerable with ourselves and others, we’d learn so much. There are no ‘shoulds’ when it comes to exploring your own self-pleasure. Approach your body with love and drop the expectation that you should always have an orgasm every time you masturbate. Listen to a sex positive podcast, wine and dine your body, and use lots of lube! It’s mind-blowing to think that you’ve had your body since the day you were born, and you can still explore it.”

Finn McKee and Scout in Crash Pad Series episode 267

Here’s “The Untold Story of a Legendarily Topless Mistress Who Saved France.”

India has decriminalized gay sex.

If you’re bad at throwing shit out after breakups, this one service will pick up a box of shit that reminds you of your ex and put it into storage for you.

Here’s how to tell if you’re dating a narcissist.

If you just started college, here’s what you need to know about dating during it.

Jade eggs officially do not belong in vaginas.

Oh Joy Sex Toy covered in-clinic abortion.

Selphie Labrys and Tessa Wreck’d in Crash Pad Series episode 265

Some people are into feet, here’s why:

“The homunculus shows the parts of the body with the most sensory receptors, feet being one of those body parts with a massive amount of sensory receptors. Feet just so happen to be mapped very close to genitalia on the brain, so it also makes sense that there would be relatively frequent associations. Pitagora uses the example of people who enjoy foot massages and would consider them a romantic activity, but are not foot fetishists. Feet, she says, have a lot of potential to make a person feel good.

“I once spoke with someone who described getting a pedicure and her surprise at feeling sensation in her genitalia that mirrored the sensations she was feeling on her feet,” Pitagora says.”

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