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QTquetea,
Oct. 24, 2023
I don’t know about your world, but in my world, sex is important. I believe it is essential to acknowledge and celebrate the diverse range of sexual experiences - within the queer community especially. I am a femme presenting she/her, a lesbian in a long-term relationship with a very male-presenting partner. And I am the one who firmly believes in the importance of embracing pleasure and fully exploring our desires. Also, I love vibrating dildos and frequently get *looked down on* because of it.
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Kelsie2309,
May. 25, 2023
As a proud plus-size woman who revels in the delights of adult toys, I am here to challenge conventional notions of pleasure. In this article, I will explore the realm of sex machines and make a passionate case for why they are the best sex toys for plus-sized women. Eradicating the limitations of traditional sex toys and even real human partners, sex machines offer unique advantages and adventures that little old me couldn't've even imagined for myself.
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Slinkykinkyduo,
Apr. 02, 2019
Sex with a transman, what’s that like? They have a vagina, right? So it’s like a butch girl?
No.
There’s plenty of assumptions cisgender people tend to have about sex with transgender people, and of course there is no right answer. However, there are a lot of wrong answers.
The most important thing to note is that sex with a transman is not the same as sex with a ciswoman.
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Rufina,
Jan. 28, 2014
With Valentine coming we ask ourselves all these questions about love. And because internet is huge it is possible to find some answers to your questions. That's why in this channel we are posting some useful, funny, explanatory information about love that we stumbled upon. We hope you will enjoy it!
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novanilla,
Jun. 15, 2013
There are many of us who identify as queer, bisexual, pansexual, or other identities that are flexible in the sex and gender of our partners. This is often difficult to understand for people who are not flexible, whether they are gay or straight. This is a guide for monosexual (cliff notes version: someone who is either straight or gay) partners of sexually flexible people to be a better partner to those of us with these unique identities.
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Katelyn,
Jun. 11, 2013
How does the medicalized discourse surrounding queer identities shape the way that queer people are represented? Is this better or worse for the individual experience? Medicalizing a cultural notion, such a sexual identity, a construct that exists in only certain socio-political arenas, works to harm individuals more than empower them. Rather than embrace sexuality and trans*gender expression, our society's language is framing queerness as similar to a disease.
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freshbananas,
Jun. 07, 2013
What we forgot when President Obama repealed Don't Ask Don't Tell.
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JDear,
May. 03, 2013
I'm 21 and in a lesbian relationship. It's also the first completely sexually satisfying relationship in my life. Every relationship has ups and downs. Here are some of the ways we keep our sex life exciting. Straight couples can benefit from this as well!
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minxx,
Apr. 17, 2013
Gay Marriage; it's such a hot topic today. However, have we forgotten the rights written in our own Constitution? have we forgotten that "all men are created equal," and the fact that we all have the right for our own pursuit of happiness?
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TJtheMadHatter,
Apr. 16, 2013
My childhood was that of a straight family with a foot in religion. It was tumultuous and two-faced. It wasn't until after the divorce and my father coming out, that I realized what a real loving family was.
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LoganAshlee.,
Mar. 01, 2013
Have you ever wondered why some transguys "pass" so much better than others? Well, here are my tips for how you can confidently walk into any place and be seen as male, all before starting hormones.
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Mwar,
Feb. 05, 2013
The argument for "One Man. One Woman." Is anything but traditional. Looking back at human history, you'll be surprised that that so-called "traditional" family is the farthest thing from traditional.
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souviet,
Jan. 31, 2013
Coming out of the figurative closet tends to be a difficult path for many people. It’s not just working up the will to tell everyone else, but admitting it to yourself.
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fizzygato,
Jan. 19, 2013
Pedophilia, necrophilia, zoophilia. What do all of these words have in common, and why do they often evoke a reaction of "ugh?" As someone whose biggest fetish is pregnancy and who fits much of the criteria of maiesiophilia, the terms "philia" and "paraphilia" interest me. Why are some forms of attraction deemed "sexualities" (such as homosexuality, demisexuality, pomosexuality), while others are philias?
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fizzygato,
Jan. 11, 2013
When you say, "Should the father have a say in the pregnancy?" what do you mean by "father" and do you mean it cis-sexistly? What about trans* people?
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PolyGrrl,
Jan. 10, 2013
My sexual resolutions for the New Year are...
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souviet,
Jan. 06, 2013
Being a Lolita is tricky enough. Combining an alternate sexuality with that can sometimes make your peers give you some pretty odd looks!
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fizzygato,
Jan. 05, 2013
Are you cis and dating or considering dating a person who is trans* or queer and you're not sure how to handle the relationship? Even if you don't feel very sure, being in a relationship with someone who's trans* or queer can be a pretty complicated thing, because they may actively question things you otherwise don't. So read on, even if you're feeling confident that you can handle the relationship, because trust me, even if you think you know it all, you don't!
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Roland Hulme,
Jan. 03, 2013
A Kansas man who donated his sperm to a childless lesbian couple has now been sued – successfully – for child support.
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FrustratedFemme,
Dec. 13, 2012
Let's get one thing straight: I'm not. In fact, I've never even slept with someone of the opposite sex. However, I love getting pounded when my girlfriend wears a strap-on. Does that mean that I'm not a real lesbian?
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Roland Hulme,
Dec. 11, 2012
Advocates for same-sex marriage in America scored some major victories in the fight for marriage equality this election – but their supporters across the pond didn’t fare so well.
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Experiment,
Dec. 06, 2012
The APA has decided that being transgendered should no longer be considered a disorder.
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CrazyWolfChick,
Dec. 02, 2012
Okay, you’ve come out as bisexual. You’re definitely in love with cocks, and you’re definitely in love with vaginas. Sculpted chests and soft breasts are both appealing. So why should you have to choose? You can love both, because isn’t the LGBT*QIA movement all about loving who you want?
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Chefbriapink,
Nov. 20, 2012
We've all heard of this debate. Were you born gay? Or did your environment nurture you to be gay? My answer to those who ask me is, "I chose to be gay the moment you chose to be straight." I've always known. The only choice I had was if or when I chose to "come out of the closet." This article is about sexual orientation and my opinion on whether or not sexual orientation is based on nature, nurture, or both.
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novanilla,
Nov. 19, 2012
As a queer person who is not strictly lesbian, it can be difficult to fit into a gay community, and impossible to fit into a straight one.
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Azula,
Nov. 14, 2012
As a kinky lesbian poly woman, it seems like everyone wants a say in how I get it on. From the federal government to religious groups to well-meaning friends, apparently I'm just not doing it "right." Why does anyone even care?
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XxXxX,
Nov. 12, 2012
On November 6th, 2012, Maine voters agreed that the state should issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. This is a huge win for the LGBT community and Maine as a whole. But not everybody thinks so.
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butts,
Nov. 10, 2012
Many people have a lot of questions for transpeople. It's an interesting subject that doesn't come up too often in most people's lives. What questions are ok and what questions are offensive? It's fine to be curious, just don't be rude!
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Roland Hulme,
Nov. 08, 2012
This election was a winning streak for same-sex marriage.
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Cas A Nova,
Nov. 08, 2012
Passing is great for those trans* people who do, but for those who can't manage to look how society expects, people using the term "passing" can leave them feeling like Pinocchio-- wooden and fake and without a fairy to make them *real*.
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butts,
Nov. 03, 2012
You've heard terms like "dickgirl" and "trap" throughout the internet when referring to specialty porn, but who and what are these people, and what's the difference between them all? There's more than just the man-woman/boy-girl binary!
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Xarien,
Oct. 29, 2012
Even just a few short years ago, a simple mention of the word "sex" made people cringe and quickly change the subject to something else. Times change and now we stand up proudly for our sexual freedoms.
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jsnyder87,
Oct. 24, 2012
You see that I am different and you want to stop and stare? Have you no respect? Is it your goal to be as blunt and as rude as possible? I am not your personal side show. I am not something you can just gawk at, stare at and belittle. I am a person just like you: I have feelings, a heart, and a family. I may be different. I am a transman.
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Hers&mine,
Oct. 21, 2012
My best friend knew he was gay at the age of 12. What he went through was horrible but today he is one of the most amazing people that I have ever met.
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novanilla,
Oct. 21, 2012
Gay marriage is a huge political issue now, with states overturning DOMA and the institution of gay marriage in several states in the last few years. Don't get me wrong--that's great. But we queers need to get our priorities straight.
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Femme Mystique,
Oct. 20, 2012
As a gay teenager I owned a t-shirt that boldly stated, "Nobody knows I'm a lesbian." Ten years later, the sentiment of that shirt couldn't be more true. Femme identity often fits neither into the expectations from heterosexual society nor queer communities. As I'm finally settling comfortably into my own skin, I've come to realize the importance of femme visibility.
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Hers&mine,
Oct. 20, 2012
Being a "First timer" is harder that you would think. These are my thoughts and experiences in being who I am.
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jsnyder87,
Oct. 20, 2012
Close your eyes and imagine this: you are standing in front of the mirror expecting to see this perfect figure, but instead you see this strange figure standing in front of you. This person is the opposite of how you imagined yourself to look. Now if you open your eyes you see yourself. It must be nice to be the person you knew in your mind you were all along. Note that 3% of the world’s population is not that lucky.
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AMorris89,
Oct. 19, 2012
A guide to dating a trans man
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cj89,
Oct. 18, 2012
I will discuss how cross dressing came into my life, why it grew on me and my advice for coming out to the important ones in your life!
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Roland Hulme,
Oct. 18, 2012
Advocates of gay rights gained an unlikely ally today, as conservative Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs ruled against the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in the federal appeals court.
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freshbananas,
Oct. 18, 2012
Ban on Ex-Gay therapy for minors is already under attack by two religious groups that plan on suing in federal court before it can go into effect on Jan 1.
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CrazyWolfChick,
Oct. 16, 2012
To avoid confusion, questionable Google searches, and to manage the minefield of other people's questions.
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butts,
Oct. 16, 2012
So you've got this new boyfriend, and he's a transman! Or maybe you've just always wanted to hook up with one? What do you do when it comes to sex without offending him? What's going on in his pants? Check this out before you jump in bed!
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SkylarrStarr,
Oct. 14, 2012
What is the first thing that comes to mind when the term "Fag Hag" is used? No matter what comes to mind, the connotations are usually negative. Let's take a moment to explore this relationship and what it means.
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UnchartedTerritory92,
Oct. 11, 2012
The yearly trip to the OBGYN's office is nothing but hell for us lesbians, at least us lesbians in a small town. Eventually, half way into the visit, you end up explaining what sex is to your Doctor. HELLLLLOOOO, didn't you go to Medical School, don't you know how people have sex?
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Roland Hulme,
Oct. 03, 2012
In the lead up to the election, it often seems like equality is in the firing lines. But in the midst of an anti-gay agenda by militant Republicans, it looks like one small victory has been won in New York City.
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Jesyra,
Oct. 01, 2012
I'm married to a man...and a woman. No, I'm not a member of a religion that believes in multiple marriages. Nor am I in a polyamorous relationship. My spouse is bigender, both male and female in one body.
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KrissyNovacaine,
Sep. 24, 2012
American, and more generally western, culture is a binary one, but certain people fall outside the binary. There are all types on non-binary people in human sexuality, but for this article let's discuss bisexuality and how it really isn't binary despite pop culture.
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JLGothos,
Sep. 23, 2012
Life, Love, and Pansexuality. What happens when you come out to your family? Will they accept you, or will they toss you out into the street?
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MidnightStorm,
Sep. 21, 2012
At 14 years old, I thought the government was never going to let me marry another woman...At 21, I'm fighting a battle to allow myself, my friends, and my family to marry who they want--a battle of human rights that shouldn't even be an issue.
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travelnurse,
Sep. 12, 2012
Partners cannot be afforded the same rights as married couples in Health Care.
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bh253,
Sep. 10, 2012
I believe if one group of people has a certain right, everyone else should too. It’s only fair.
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Molly Carter,
Sep. 09, 2012
As a married woman, I find marriage to be about commitment and willingness to work together, regardless of how "traditional" your relationship is.
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AHubbyof2SexualMinds,
Sep. 05, 2012
Marriage equality is a big issue and I wonder, why wouldn't we allow people to get married, and why would it affect my marriage?
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