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I'll Huff and I'll Puff and I'll Blow Your Misconceptions About Sex Work Right Down!

In case you're hiding under a rock, you'll know that I am now writing for the… View More

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March 3rd: International Sex Worker Rights Day

Today is International Sex Worker Rights Day. To honour it, give sex workers the… View More

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What I Mean When I Say I'm Sex Critical

So, I saw on Tumblr this awesome post by Pervocracy about what sex positive means to them. I really love and agree with their post, and it made me consider my critique of "sex positive" as a catch-all term and why I tend to not identify with it generally (though probably would if Pervocracy's definition was more widespread). I'm also… View More

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Facebook Will Ignore Your Bully, Then Ban You

Edited to add: I've now been blocked from sending private messages. Facebook meanwhile has not responded to numerous complaints and reports. Edited to add: this person is STILL being allowed to harass me via Facebook, while anything I have written about it has been flagged and I've been banned whether I name her or not. I am also not allowed to BLOCK her. Despite the fact this is… View More

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"Take Lamp": how GaymerX reignited my love of gaming

My first real game, the one I remember best, was Zork. Good old fashioned white text on a black background, I was obsessed with it, the… View More

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Polly Superstar: Sex Culture Revolutionary!

Polly Superstar is probably one of the people I've known the longest in the Bay Area... about 10 years of costumed, conscious, sex party silliness. She's gorgeous, and talented, and I was of course terrified of her when I first… View More

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Top 10 PurrVersatility Posts Published in 2014

2014 was, for me, mainly a year of writing about sex workers and business resource access. While only two of those posts were big on my blog,… View More

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How I Learned to Stop Worrying About My Love of Money

I have always had a tense relationship to money. As a child, I was deeply self conscious of the class divide that was apparent in my clothing and in my bagged lunches, and in the amount of… View More