The hottest Sexuality Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Wood From Eden 32 HN points 12 Feb 24
  1. The availability of casual sex has always been uneven among men, with only a minority having most access.
  2. Slut-shaming in the past may have helped some men downplay their conquests, reducing competition and maintaining peace.
  3. The shift from categorizing women as 'good' or 'bad' to grading them on a scale has intensified competition and made rejections more personal.
Sex and the State 12 implied HN points 28 Nov 24
  1. Acknowdging,聊天建议也可以通过订阅的方式来提升性教育的知识,这是非常合适的礼物选择。
  2. 关于性的话题需要去除羞耻感,帮助更多人学习和探讨性愉悦,这样会对每个人都有益。
  3. 提供一些实用的礼物建议,比如好用的厨房工具和养猫的系统,这些会让生活更方便。
Sex and the State 27 implied HN points 19 Feb 24
  1. Monogamy stans may have an obsession with sex, as hinted by the post.
  2. The author felt jealousy towards the success of a bestselling author with an open marriage.
  3. Differences in societal representation and personal achievements can influence one's feelings and perceptions.
Year Zero 46 implied HN points 12 May 23
  1. Autogynephilia involves a separation of gender identity from sexual desire which can lead to repression and shame.
  2. Autogynephilia can be a coping mechanism for deep-rooted shame and self-loathing in individuals.
  3. Individuals struggling with autogynephilia may use sexual fantasies as a way to escape from underlying core shame and pain.
Knowingless 15 HN points 01 Mar 24
  1. Despite societal pressures and fears, the author faced their anxieties to explore sexual adventures and gangbang experiences.
  2. Organizing a large orgy event involved significant planning, including safety measures like STI testing and logistics like condom distribution.
  3. Men who attended the gangbang reported positive experiences, with some facing challenges in maintaining arousal due to the unusual setup.
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Reactionary Feminist 24 implied HN points 23 Jun 23
  1. Andrea Long Chu's work challenges traditional views on gender and sexuality.
  2. Gender-critical feminists criticize Chu for dismissing the importance of female bodies in defining femaleness.
  3. Chu's writings explore the impact of societal shifts on female sexuality and reproductive autonomy.
The Carousel 14 implied HN points 20 Dec 23
  1. The concept of 'Sexiest Man Alive' has shifted to a more neutered and sexless portrayal of male celebrities.
  2. The Longhouse ideology influences societal beauty standards, promoting weakness over traditional masculinity.
  3. The evolving criteria for 'sexiness' may lead to a lack of real sexual attraction and potentially impact human reproduction over time.
The Carousel 23 implied HN points 21 Feb 23
  1. Hollywood sex scenes are now being scrutinized for issues of consent and portrayal
  2. Actors like Henry Cavill and Penn Badgley are choosing to opt out of sex scenes for various reasons
  3. There is a shift in power dynamics between male actors and female showrunners in the industry
Norse Mythology & Germanic Lore 1 HN point 22 Dec 23
  1. Loki in Norse mythology is often portrayed as a man who engages in behavior considered unmanly, particularly highlighted by the insult 'ergi'.
  2. Norse society had rigid gender roles and expectations, with certain actions, like being accused of 'ergi', leading to severe consequences.
  3. While Loki is known to shapeshift into a woman on occasion, the majority of his appearances and actions in the myths are as a man, and he is referenced with male pronouns predominantly.
Data Taboo 5 implied HN points 10 May 23
  1. A surge of young women have identified as bisexual post-2016 election but only have sex with men.
  2. Statistics suggest bisexual women truly are attracted to other women, but there are more men available in the dating pool.
  3. Liberal young women in college often identify as LGBT, creating a dating pool where gender ratios may impact partner preferences.
The Missing Data Depot 3 implied HN points 24 Jul 23
  1. Conservatism and participation in core institutions like marriage, church, and the military are linked to better mental health, but Gen Z is moving away from these beliefs and behaviors.
  2. There is a surge in media coverage and concern about mental health issues among young people, with Gen Z showing a significant decline in mental well-being compared to previous generations.
  3. Factors like gender, sexual orientation, church attendance, marital status, education, military service, and social media use play similar roles in mental health perceptions for both Gen Z and older generations.
Dilemmas of Meaning 3 implied HN points 01 Jun 23
  1. Queer people have turned to online spaces for refuge and representation due to societal barriers and prejudice
  2. Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) explains how queer identities are constructed through modeling, enacted experience, and direct tuition
  3. Online spaces provide essential support for queer individuals in terms of sex-ed, identity exploration, and community building
Harnessing the Power of Nutrients 19 implied HN points 19 Oct 12
  1. Balancing vitamin D with vitamins A and K2 may prevent soft tissue calcification caused by vitamin D toxicity.
  2. Studies on mice suggest that sex can protect against vitamin D toxicity by reducing lethality and toxicity levels.
  3. The exact amount of sex needed for this protective effect, whether pregnancy is necessary, and the effects of contraception are still unclear.
A blog. 0 implied HN points 19 May 25
  1. Sex is often viewed as a positive experience between consenting adults, but this view does not match real-life feelings and expectations. Many people still feel confusion and shame about their sexuality.
  2. There is a different perspective called the sex-negative approach, which focuses on understanding the potential harm and negative aspects of sexuality. This can lead to a more realistic view of sexual experiences.
  3. Understanding the darker sides of male sexuality can help in navigating complex feelings and societal pressures. It's important to acknowledge both the positive and negative aspects for true sexual liberation.
martymac 0 implied HN points 10 Dec 23
  1. Gender madness is driven by taboos around sex and sublimation of western sex taboos.
  2. Men and women bond differently due to hormonal differences, impacting behavior and relationships.
  3. Understanding sex complementarity can help navigate societal views on masculinity and femininity.
martymac 0 implied HN points 19 Mar 23
  1. Gay rights evolved from legal battles to encompass sexual identity and pride, influencing societal concepts of sexuality.
  2. The concept of 'gay' shifted from behaviors to internal desires, leading to external manifestations through events like Pride but not necessarily involving sexual actions.
  3. The evolution of sexual identity towards a subjective, internal experience has influenced trends like higher porn use and the concept of sexual identity without the physical act of sex.
The Intersection 0 implied HN points 21 Mar 23
  1. Preparing for a midlife crisis involves saving money to have the financial freedom to pursue new opportunities.
  2. Discovering your calling early in your career can help develop the conviction needed for a successful second act.
  3. Designing your own system, guided by your core values, can help overcome fear and lead to happiness in pursuing new ventures.
Sex and the State 0 implied HN points 19 Mar 24
  1. The author is taking a break from writing to spend time with family, so readers can check out older posts in the meantime
  2. The posts recommended to read are about love, relationships, and men's issues related to porn
  3. The newsletter focuses on human connection, self-improvement through relationships, and destigmatizing sex
Harnessing the Power of Nutrients 0 implied HN points 12 Aug 11
  1. In Masai society, women have the power to challenge decisions and influence the council of elders.
  2. The Masai fertility ritual involves symbolic elements like anointment with ox fat, emphasizing the importance of fertility and childbearing in their culture.
  3. Gender roles in Masai society show a defined authority structure, but women still hold significant influence and power.
Harnessing the Power of Nutrients 0 implied HN points 31 Jul 11
  1. The post discusses divisions of labor, ownership rights, and authority by age and sex in Masai society.
  2. It provides insight into the gender, sexuality, and spirituality aspects within the Loita Masai community.
  3. The content is part of a series that delves into different facets of Masai culture and way of life.
Harnessing the Power of Nutrients 0 implied HN points 27 Jul 11
  1. Recent blog posts on the Masai by Chris Masterjohn, PhD were temporarily down but are now fixed and available for reading.
  2. The posts cover topics like gender, sexuality, and spirituality in the Loita Masai.
  3. Readers can enjoy learning more about the Masai culture through the blog posts.
Theory Matters 0 implied HN points 25 Feb 25
  1. Sex and politics are deeply connected. They can be used as powerful tools for expression that reveal our vulnerabilities and shape social norms.
  2. The internet has changed how we consume and view sex and pornography, making it more accessible but also raising ethical concerns about consent and exploitation.
  3. Consent in sexual relationships should be clear and enthusiastic, moving beyond just a basic agreement, as this impacts both partners and the performers in pornography.