How can you get sexual by yourself or with someone else if you have chronic pelvic pain? I've got answers!

A brief guide to products that may help with pelvic pain--for both sexy times and day to day life.

A pelvic pain 101 guide for all body types

After a year of chronic pelvic pain, I found something that helps make penetrative sex possible.

A holiday shopping guide that keeps folks with pelvic pain in mind!

Chronic pain or discomfort during sex is common — it’s just not commonly talked about. I want to change that.

The theme here is versatility—because all of them have been helpful for medical reasons, but they all have fun/sexy uses as well!

Collaboration with another Rebellious writer wherein I interview a pelvic PT about treating trans & nonbinary folx.

The Ohnut wants to take the shame out of painful sex. Is a product all it takes?

Anyone of any age can experience pelvic pain. What kind do you have? When should you see a professional?

You need to be incredibly comfortable with your own body while navigating partnered sex with pelvic pain. Conversation is key.

I have what’s called high-tone [pelvic floor dysfunction]: rather than my muscles being too weak, they are in spasm and too tense.

I had to utilize the deep breathing and pelvic floor lengthening/dropping techniques to re-introduce my body to vaginal penetration.

The ultimate guide for veterans *and* beginners

New book dives into how feminist sex-toy stores changed the way women – and marginalized communities – embrace sex.

If one of my earliest crushes was on Michelle Pfeiffer in a latex catsuit, is it any wonder I ended up queer and kinky?

There’s a simple reason I like animated porn: The people in animated porn are not real.

Probably best known for her sexuality education workshops and rope work (see her book, “The Seductive Art of Japanese Bondage“), Midori is also an artist and a writer—of smut, not erotica, as she warned me when I purchased her short story collection...

Shouldn’t we be making sure our young people have access to the most feminist porn we can provide, and the ability to critique and contextualize what they’re seeing?

Sometimes, it takes us a while to accept ourselves for who we are. As a feminist, I was hesitant to fully embrace my kink identity.

BDSM looks violent from the outside, but it offers me the same benefits of escape, empowerment, and serenity [as yoga].

If you’re looking for a therapist and want one who is kink-identified, here are a few things to keep in mind.

I am an emerging writer and fairly young kinkster. Excelling at BDSM and writing takes years of practice.

I’ve changed out of my street clothes and exited the bathroom. My partner takes my hand and leads me to the private room in the back of the dungeon. I am nervous.