by Victoria | Jul 20, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
A quick Google search of “top vs bottom” makes crystal clear that our preoccupation with labels seeps through even to the queer community. That’s not to say that labels can’t be useful – identifying as a top or a bottom can be another effective form of sexual...
by emily | Jul 1, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
The Center for Positive Sexuality is pleased to announce a call for submissions for four small grants to support research on race and sexuality. Race and sexuality are intricately connected, as are so many other aspects of our individual identities. To ignore the...
by Victoria | Jun 1, 2020 | Positive Sexuality Blog
MYTH: Bisexuality isn’t real: people are either just straight and experimenting, or actually just gay or lesbian. Whew! Talk about erasure! This myth about bisexuality may sound archaic, but it’s a stigma that still persists in public discourse today. Did you know...
by Victoria | Nov 8, 2018 | Positive Sexuality Blog
At the Center for Positive Sexuality, we’re excited so many people are participating in the “sex positive” movement. However, it seems like “positive sexuality” or being “sex positive” are ubiquitous terms these days and as often happens with buzzwords the core...
by emily | Aug 30, 2011 | Positive Sexuality Blog
Research Study Seeks Single Lesbian Participants (That means not living with my romantic partner, or otherwise involved in a committed couple relationship, for more than six months.) Are you 18 years of age or older and fluent in English? (If you can easily read and...
