What Is Megasexuality?
“Hey Page,” she says. “I really loved your articles on demisexuality and reciprosexuality. I think it’s really great what you’re doing, using your platform to… Read More »What Is Megasexuality?
“Hey Page,” she says. “I really loved your articles on demisexuality and reciprosexuality. I think it’s really great what you’re doing, using your platform to… Read More »What Is Megasexuality?
I remember the first time I slept with someone who actually cared about my pleasure. The way they moved their hands over my body, the… Read More »Selfish Lovers Don’t Just Disappoint. They Can Also Distort Your View of Sexuality.
I Kept Having the Same Two Conversations, Over and Over Again Growing up bisexual, I’d end up in an unpleasant conversation every time I told… Read More »In Order to Be Polyamorous, I Had to Get Over the Idea That It’d Make Me a Bad Bisexual
As I’ve written before, unlike a lot of other polyamorous educators, I wasn’t someone who always knew I was polyamorous. Indeed, I considered myself quite… Read More »Polyamory Helped Me Find a Community of Other Bisexual People
“Keep your top on,” she said. “Sure,” I said, dropping my arms to my sides and then quickly wrapping them around her waist. And as… Read More »Sleeping with the Enemy: On Women Dating Women While Still Viewing Them as Competition
Invisible Polyamory Skyspook and I have been charting my polyamorous web chart for the second book (Update: it’s out!). A map of my current relationship… Read More »Bisexuality, Islands of Desire, and Invisible Polyamory
I’m thinking about Charlie Howard again. Although queer kids from Maine don’t really stop thinking about him. If you’ve read Stephen King’s It (or watched the miniseries from… Read More »We Were All Charlie Howard: Growing Up a Queer Anyone in Maine
Mono/poly relationships (i.e., pairings in which one partner is monogamous and the other is polyamorous) are famously difficult. While there are many factors, we do… Read More »To Make Mono/Poly Easier, View Monogamy and Polyamory as a Spectrum, Not a Binary
The Life and Times of a Failed Sapiosexual sa·pi·o·sex·u·al /ˌsāpēōˈsekSH(o͞o)əl/ adjective (of a person) finding intelligence sexually attractive or arousing. noun a person who finds… Read More »When Sex is Cancelled Because You Cry Out Philosophers’ Names in Bed
Hi Page, My wife and I opened our marriage a while ago. Well, opened it at least in theory. We haven’t found anybody yet. Maybe it’s… Read More »Ask Page: Helping Bisexual Women Open Up