It seems like there are new Persephoneers joining us every day (yay!), so this week, we’ll be taking a look back at some of our posts you may have missed. Also, it’s exam week for paperispatient, plus today is our anniversary (we are accepting e-cards and cash donations as gifts), so frankly, we feel justified in phoning this one in.We’ve received a couple questions/suggestions for future columns and no worries, we’re not ignoring them and we’ll be back with new posts next week.
But as for our existing material, if you’re looking for an overall primer on how to be good at sex, our article How To Be Good At Sex covers the bases pretty well. (Hint: Maxim‘s “How to Cure a Feminist” article was not a source.) And speaking of shitty magazines, we also have some reviews of shitty sex advice; so you new readers better be damn grateful we took one for the team so you wouldn’t have to suffer through the Cosmo Kama Sutra yourselves.
If, however, you enjoy some suffering now and then, we’ve discussed how to mix a little pain in with your sex, how to navigate your kinks in the broader context of your sex life, and how to set the appropriate boundaries, in addition to our recent two–part Bondage 101 series. And if you’re looking to accessorize your boudoir, we refer you here for info on cock rings, here for an introduction to toys and/or cufflinks for the male-bodied among us, and most certainly not here for some of the most disgusting products ever to masquerade as pleasantly flavored.
Also, butts. And more butts.
If you enjoy porn and/or erotica but want some tips on how to find female-pleasure-focused entertainment, we’ve got a few suggestions here.
Finally, when we don’t have questions from our fellow Persephoneers to answer, we like to explore some of our own. You can find the first two posts in our Sexual Mythbusters series here and here, and we always appreciate suggestions for more topics from our beautiful sexy readers.
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Got a question you’d like us to discuss, myth you’d like us to bust, or general topic you’d like us to talk about? You can e-mail us at FriskyFeminist@persephonemagazine.com, and we’ve also set up a Tumblr for the sole purpose of receiving completely anonymous questions at paperispatientsexqanda.tumblr.com.
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I’m fairly new to Persephone so it was nice seeing these articles. OMG the electric slide in the Cosmo review article cracked me up. I’m happy neither of you suffered any injuries while attempting this stunt.