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![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_v4O9F3JvcwRb9uOVg8wYcHBauMa5cQ6O3Srlh-p6mL5-d2ylzthykZefRbOCEAN1kwJyKe9C0FMS8sJDpmFZwb=s0-d) | This week we're reading Janet Mock's new memoir, writing our own sexual stories, and rethinking everything we know about sex addiction. ~ Cory |
| Janet Mock's Redefining Realness
With her new memoir hitting the New York Times best seller list, a busy schedule of readings and talks, and a willingness to take on a mainstream media ill equipped to present complicated stories in complicated ways, Janet Mock shares some thoughts on identity, realness, and getting messy with the media. | Writing Your Own Sexual Memoir
It might not be for publication, it may not be something you ever share with anyone, but writing your own sexual history can be a powerful and educational experience. Here's a step by step guide. | Two Papers Challenge Sex Addiction Narratives
A study looking at how religiosity intersects with perceptions that one has a sex addiction and a review paper challenging the very foundations of the construct are both challenging the way we think and talk about sex addiction. | What Is Sex Addiction?
You've heard about it, you can probably name a few celebrities who have it, you may have even taken an online quiz to tell you how close you are to it, but how much do you know about what it is? | |
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