ISSUE II: THE BUSINESS OF SEX
ISSUE II: THE BUSINESS OF SEX
ARTICLES
“There’s a line supposedly separating sexy from trashy. I choose to dance right over it.”
The notion of an autistic sex worker seems inconceivable, but the two are more compatible than you think.
Business of Sex
For London’s “Most Empowering Person”, owning your body means shaking what your mum gave you.
Kristel Penn manages 30+ trans porn sites, a marketing company, night school, and, somehow, a few hours’ sleep.
Camming puts Ciren Verde in the driver’s seat of her life in a way no “regular” job ever could.
For Leah Aldridge, fighting for bodily autonomy is more than a job, it’s a life mission.
In this kink queen’s sanctuary of sexy delights, some exhibits are “look but don’t touch”.
Treating pelvic floor dysfunction may not sound sexy, but if you do it right, the results certainly are.
She’s been dismissed, disdained, and called the Antichrist, but she’s proud to preserve the history of erotica.
For Kevin Hsu, the choice between studying sexuality or the circadian rhythms of fruit flies was no choice at all.
Dana Hamilton knows that when you pour your sex life onto the page, you get more coming back than you bargained for.