Sex-Positive Articles for G-Girl?
Sexologist Nikki Goldstein did a segment on asexuality on Australia's The Morning Show last year. I think she ended up confusing the crap out of everyone because she tried to go beyond 101 and the show hosts couldn't stop giggling and being weird, but it was still decent exposure, and for some reason she recommended my materials to the audience at the end. (The hosts giggled over my name, too, and pretended like they thought it meant something dirty. Whatevs.)
Anyway, I didn't know of Nikki at the time, but we've since followed each other on Facebook, and a while back she asked me to become a contributor on her sexuality blog/store, G-Girl. It took her a while to work out some kinks (no pun intended), but now she's ready to collect some more articles, and wondered whether I had anything to send her.
She wants short articles from me--I'm not good at short--between 500 and 800 words. Obviously I've been included for my asexual perspective, and as long as it's "sex positive and informative," she said, she'll probably publish it. My question to you folks is this: Do you have ideas on what sorts of subjects the sex-positive community--especially very sexually active folks--might want to hear from an asexual person, or any subjects you think they really ought to hear about from one of us? It's a good chance to talk to people who might not otherwise run into or actively seek out our experience.
Ideas are welcome. I already write for the Good Vibrations sex-positive blog, so I know the audience a bit, but everything I've done for them has been a lot longer than 800 words, so I guess I need not-so-complicated subjects that I can introduce and wrap up without getting too long-winded.
Anyway, I didn't know of Nikki at the time, but we've since followed each other on Facebook, and a while back she asked me to become a contributor on her sexuality blog/store, G-Girl. It took her a while to work out some kinks (no pun intended), but now she's ready to collect some more articles, and wondered whether I had anything to send her.
She wants short articles from me--I'm not good at short--between 500 and 800 words. Obviously I've been included for my asexual perspective, and as long as it's "sex positive and informative," she said, she'll probably publish it. My question to you folks is this: Do you have ideas on what sorts of subjects the sex-positive community--especially very sexually active folks--might want to hear from an asexual person, or any subjects you think they really ought to hear about from one of us? It's a good chance to talk to people who might not otherwise run into or actively seek out our experience.
Ideas are welcome. I already write for the Good Vibrations sex-positive blog, so I know the audience a bit, but everything I've done for them has been a lot longer than 800 words, so I guess I need not-so-complicated subjects that I can introduce and wrap up without getting too long-winded.