“Sexual intercourse is known to impact the way in which the rest of our body functions,” says Medical News Today. “Recent studies have shown that it can have an effect on how much we eat, and how well the heart… Continue Reading
We ARE very interested in the fate of the Yazidis for several reasons: first and foremost, they are fellow sentient beings; secondly, The Prophet of the Lovely Star did see an ancient precedent for Thelema in their singular faith. Here’s… Continue Reading
In “Three Essays on the theory of Sexuality” Sigmund Freud stated that there were two types of female orgasms, vaginal and clitoral, and declared the latter to be “infantile and immature.” Women who didn’t transfer the center of sensitivity to… Continue Reading
“Long before Disney introduced the family-friendly Ariel, mermaids were used in fantasy fiction as a safe representation of female sexuality, apropos for even the most puritanical of societies,” says Jean Bentley in Nerdist. Freeform’s new series “Siren” premieres at 8pm tonight, bringing mermaids… Continue Reading
A recent study published in Transgender Health documented treatments that allowed a trans woman to breastfeed her child. Given the existence of the journal, and the study, one would think that the field of medicine was finally catching up to… Continue Reading
The Thread with OZY has a new podcast available, and no matter what you might think of Playboy and its founder Hugh Hefner, they are culturally relevant. Playboy helped usher in the sexual revolution, got people talking about sexuality in… Continue Reading
Flambeau Noir has announced their upcoming conference in Portland, OR, to be held the weekend of April 27-29. Their site states: “Flambeau Noir: ILHPC is an exclusive, esoterically oriented event inviting rebels and iconoclasts of the Left-Hand Path to… Continue Reading
Today, March 14, is Steak and Blowjob Day, the unofficial response to last month’s Valentine’s Day. While it’s a silly and somewhat sexist idea that no men enjoy candy or flowers, most people can enjoy a nice steak and a… Continue Reading
As part of the space’s East Village Series, a homage to its surrounding neighborhood, Performance Space New York spotlights a feminist poet and novelist in “Kathy Acker: Who Wants to Be Human All the Time.” The presentation is co-curated by Jenny Schlenzka,… Continue Reading
The world was recently shocked by the sheer pervasiveness of the #metoo movement, and nowhere was it more disturbing than within the bonds of the Order. We are oath-bound to provide a safe and supportive place for initiates to work out their… Continue Reading