Sleeping Around The Masc Shortage Is a Myth—and Other Queer Sexuality Lies with Eva Bloom
Apr 29, 2025
Join Eva Bloom, a non-binary queer sexuality educator, as they explore the complexities of queer intimacy and education. Discover what it means to be a late bloomer and why pleasure anatomy is often overlooked. Eva discusses the shortcomings of traditional sex education, urging for a pleasure-centered approach that benefits queer and trans people. They also delve into the biases of dating apps and share tips for building queer community offline. Plus, learn how to foster confident conversations around desire and consent!
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Genitals Share A Common Origin
- Genitals develop from the same embryonic structure and are more similar than people think.
- Recognizing homologous anatomy challenges rigid gender binary beliefs about bodies.
Bring Transferable Skills Into Queer Dating
- Use transferable skills from past sexual experiences when exploring queer dating and anatomy.
- Start with familiar techniques (e.g., oral approaches) and adapt based on communication and feedback.
Algorithms Skew Queer Visibility
- Social media algorithms promote narrow queer aesthetics that don't reflect real-world diversity.
- This creates pressure to adopt a specific look online that most queer people don't maintain daily.