It's almost October, and were sure you're ready to get started on October's topics. So here they are! For a description of each of the types of submissions, check out this thread right here. And as always, please be sure to check the SexIs Social Submission Guidelines before submitting anything.
SexIs Subjective
Question: So just what is it about Halloween that makes us want to act all sexy? Is it because so many of the costumes made for adults are tight and skimpy? Or maybe it's just the perfect opportunity to act and dress like someone else? And should we be concerned with this? Are we oversexualizing a holiday that puts focus on children, or is Halloween for all ages? Are the sexy costumes empowering or degrading? Let us know!
Deadline: October 26th, 2012 @ 5pm
Monthly Theme - Breast Cancer Awareness
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and this month we'd like to focus on recovery and healing. Some topic suggestions are:
• Surviving breast cancer
• Maintaining/recovering sexuality after breast cancer
• Supporting breast cancer patients/survivors
• Moving on from breast cancer
Deadline: October 26th, 2012 @ 5pm
Editorial Calender - October - Focus: Masks
• 10/1-10/7 Revealing by Concealing
• 10/8-10/14 Artistically Speaking
• 10/15-10/21 Sensual and Sexual
• 10/22-10/28 Roleplay
• 10/29-11/4 Culturally and Historically
Community Choice
#1 suggestion - Raw facts and statistics on sex and sexual health - suggested by freshbananas!
#2 suggestion - How to manage when you and your partner don't have matching sex drives - suggested by Pixel!
#3 suggestion - How open minded are you to new things in the bedroom - suggested by Risque!
This last one had subtopics. Here they are:
-- do both you and your partner feel the same about experimenting
-- are you open minded to toys and or videos etc
-- If you have been closed minded in the past are you willing to try new things to help your relationship
BONUS!
October is also Domestic Violence Awareness month and we'd love to hear your stories about survival, strength, healing and moving on. We'd like to ask that this be the focus, rather than abuse itself, to prevent these posts from being a trigger or a painful thing for other abuse survivors.
Can't wait to read what you've got to say! Ready? Set. Go!
