Hope is trapped in a sexually repressive, emotionally abusive marriage shaped by the patriarchal traditions and relationship culture of her country of origin.
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I tried to pee standing up – Lachlan
Lachlan was born with a vagina. His is the story of how a boy learned to be a girl, then learned to be invisible, then a lesbian, before learning that he could just be who he was all along, except that it’s still … complicated.
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Doing her “wifely duty” – Jade
Jade’s husband never forced her to have sex, but she felt it was her “wifely duty” to satisfy his needs even when she didn’t want to.
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I like foreplay, not penetration – Paulette
72-year-old Paulette grew up in a conservative time and culture, which has impacted her lifelong ability to experience pleasure.
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Do you enjoy giving blow jobs?
Do you enjoy giving blow jobs? A chorus of women answer. Also: is it possible for a relationship to work when one partner is polyamorous and the other is monogamous?
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I had no idea what a vagina looked like – Mel
Mel had trouble being faithful. She has chosen ethical non-monogamy as a way to meet her variety of relational and physical attractions and needs.
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Don’t marry someone you haven’t slept with – Heather
Heather grew up assuming she would marry a man and have children. So she did. But sex was never a good experience. Then she had sex with a woman for the first time, and her life was changed forever.
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Do you prefer clit stimulation or penetration?
Leah tackles the hierarchy of orgasms—and getting there at all. Women respond to whether they prefer clit or vaginal stimulation, which opens up a penetrating (see what we did there?!) discussion about preferences.
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I was told I had “such a pretty face” – Jessica
Jessica is one of so many women who have been told, “You have such a pretty face, if you could only lose 50 pounds…”
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Maya – The worse I felt, the more sex I had
Maya was born in the Sudan and came to the United States at age 6. She shares the frustrations she’s had around religion and how it affected her sexuality, the way she used sex in her early life to fill an emotional void, and the pleasure she has finally found with her husband.