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Asexuality is a sexual orientation that you may identify with if you experience no sexual attraction to people of the same or opposite sex. In fact, asexual people don’t usually have any desire to engage in sexual activity at all. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the full spectrum of asexuality and…
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Nowadays, we’ve all heard the word “drag” or the phrase “drag queen”. They might even bring to mind a celebrity. “Drag” simply means that a person performs in female clothes and with exaggerated drag queen makeup. Today, queens are often seen as a voice for the entire LGBTQIA+ community. In fact, they attention they receive…
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Over the years, the LGBTQIA+ movement has produced some incredible activists who campaign tirelessly for equality, acceptance and the rights of their community. The courage, commitment and unwavering dedication of these activists has made a significant contribution to improving the lives of LGBTQIA+ people around the world. In this post, we introduce you to some…
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Voyeurism is the desire to observe, or the sexual gratification of watching naked people or people engaging in sexual acts. Voyeurs become sexually aroused watching other people, and get a particular thrill out of it. Read on to find out what voyeurism means and why so many people are attracted to watching nakedness or sexual…
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Young people often find it difficult to imagine that older people can have a sex life. This is likely linked to the fact that having sex after a certain age is still considered a taboo topic and those over the age of 50 rarely talk about their own sexuality. However, this doesn’t mean that it’s…
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In today’s world, where diversity and individuality are growing in importance, it is more important than ever to understand and respect the different aspects of human identity. Something that has found itself increasingly under the spotlight in the last few years is trans identity. Transgender people have the courage to go their own way and…
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Non-binary, pansexual, intergender… maybe you’ve come across these expressions before. Society’s views on love, sex, and gender are undergoing a long-overdue seismic shift. Words like gender, sex, and sexual orientation are being thrown around and mixed up. And this is a problem – you can’t compare fish with birds. We think it’s important that “who…
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From invisibility to the center stage: the LGBTQIA+ movement has a remarkable history, and we want to celebrate it in Pride Month. Because all too often, not enough attention is paid to past achievements. And we want to fix this. So, on top of all the extravagant celebrations for Pride Month, we’re highlighting the pioneers…
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June and July are all about the rainbow. The LGBTQIA+ community proudly and confidently celebrates its rights and visibility in society. But there is more to the countless colorful and exuberant parades than just rainbow fun. Homophobia and transphobia continue to be as pervasive as ever – even in Germany. We want to celebrate diversity…
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Monogamy is a widespread romantic ideal and a social norm that is everyone’s goal in many cultures. True to the motto: in love, engaged, married – until death do us part. But is this concept now outdated? How can sexual freedom be compatible with this relationship model? And do we even have to let social…
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Some words immediately bring vivid pictures to mind. And tantra is definitely one of them. Many people associate it with sensual massages or sex practices that lead to an exhilarating orgasm. However, tantra is far more than that – it’s a way of life and a philosophy that you can apply to every aspect of…
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The roles during sex are usually pretty clear when it comes to heterosexual couples. The man penetrates the woman’s vagina or anus, thereby assuming the active role while she assumes a passive role. With pegging, it is different: here, the roles are reversed. With this sexual practice, the woman stimulates her partner anally with the…