Pin-Up Art as Female Empowerment and Objectification
Pin-up art has been around since the early 20th century, often featuring attractive, scantily clad women posing suggestively for men's...
It's Okay to Want Sex More Than Love - Article Outline
Sex is an integral part of human experience that can be enjoyed for its own sake, independent of romantic feelings. Some people may find...
When I think about being kinky, I often reflect on how it has helped me become more comfortable in my own skin. Growing up, I was always told that “boys don't wear pink” and “girls shouldn't play...
Sexual Scripts: Whose Fantasy Are You Living?
We all carry sexual scripts—unspoken ideas about how sex “should” unfold. First kiss, foreplay, penetration, orgasm—then sleep. These narratives are...
Objectification Can Be Empowering
We will explore how an individual's feelings of being treated as an object, such as a toy or property, can be empowering rather than degrading. We will examine...
In many ways, BDSM subverts gender norms; there's no need for strict gender divisions in kinky play. Many people enjoy playing with power dynamics regardless of their biological sex, and some find...
The magazine is devoted to exploring the human body's movements through its various forms. Whether it be the fluidity of a dance move or the subtlety of a facial expression, each pose conveys a...
The emphasis on playfulness and joy in fashion magazines can be traced back to the early days of glossy publications such as Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. These magazines were known for their exquisite...
Emphasis on Diversity—But Within Limits
While Naughty Neighbors primarily showcased white, suburban models in its early years, over time the magazine began to include a more diverse range of...
Playboy magazine was founded in Chicago in 1953 by Hugh Hefner, who envisioned it to be a lifestyle publication catering to young men's interests. It quickly became famous for its nude pinup photos...