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Are You There, God? Sex Workers Struggle To Find Acceptance in Religion. Religious Leaders Can Change That
Fettie Peaches explores the influence of Christianity on purity culture, speaking to religious leaders on sex work and creating community in an exclusive piece for Cashmere Magazine.
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Stigma, Shame, and Sexuality: Learning To Love Myself and My Foreskin
Journalist Gary Nunn writes on his experience coming to accept, and love, his body in a world that stigmatizes foreskin in an exclusive essay for Cashmere Magazine.
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Taking Ownership: I Collared Myself To Celebrate My Growth and Wellbeing
Summer Tao writes on the significance of collaring in BDSM — and how that led to self collaring and taking ownership of herself — for Cashmere Magazine.
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From Poverty to Paris: Financial Domination Paid For My Summer In Europe
Cashmere Magazine contributor Jennifer Stavros writes on finding freedom through financial domination. After leaving an abusive relationship, she used her financial submissive to fund a month in Europe.
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Sex Work Isn’t Sex Ed: Why We Need Comprehensive, Fact-Backed, Sexual Education
Cashmere contributor S. Nicole Lane explores the advocacy around comprehensive sex ed. Spearheaded by sex workers and activist groups, out of necessity, why are they calling for better sexual education, and what is their role in it?
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Influenced: Social Media Wellness Culture Is Pushing Women Away From Contraception. Are Their Fears Valid?
Cashmere Magazine contributor Rachel Harmon looks into the concerning trend of young women turning to influencers for advice on reproductive health.
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Nothing To Lose: An Examination of Virginity, Sex Culture, And Self Image
Cashmere Magazine contributor Gabby Felitto writes on sex, being a late bloomer, and how sex and virginity play a large part in our culture in an exclusive essay.
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Trauma Behind The Screen: On Sex Work, PTSD, and Cyberstalking
Cashmere contributor Adrie Rose explores the fallout sex workers face from online harassment and cyberstalking, from both her experiences and others.
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On #SwingTok: How TikTok Became The Internet’s Most Popular Non-Monogamous Community
“In the past, swinging has been traditionally thought of as a private lifestyle. However, research has found that around 4% of Americans are involved in polyamorous relationships. It should come as no surprise that more people are talking about it online.”
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Aftercare Isn’t Just Important in BDSM — It’s Essential
“Moments of checking in with yourself and your partners are vital. More importantly, they foster the kind of intimate, clear communication that maximizes the pleasure of BDSM.”
