Epstein Secrets

ous privilege checklist, which is patterned after Peggy McIntosh's classic essay and white privilege che

his can be found on the Internet at: ABUSE: [theory] The Alt Sex Anti-Abuse Dream Team I wrote this post in 2010 for the high-profile feminist blog Feministe. If I were to write it today, then I would write it differently. In particular, if I were writing it today, then I would emphasize that there are act

e cultural factors that makes it hard to discuss sensory, sensual experiences without defaulting to sexuality. As commenter saurus pointed out on the Feministe version of part 1 of this post: Sometimes I think that we have compulsions, needs or "fetishes" that aren't sexual, but lumping them in with sexuali

his topic for clinicians, written by psychologist Peggy Kleinplatz and titled "Learning from Extraordinar

ness: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_018508 When this article was first posted, a guy grabbed the first comment on the version that I posted to the feminist blog Feministe, protesting that I clearly don't get the men's side of this equation. I don't usually get super angry about comments on the Internet, but in that cas

ng abuse through consensual S&M. The psychologist Peggy Kleinplatz once published a scholarly article cal

that even better. te Ok ok Brainwashing: Intimacy Within Abuse In late 2010, I cross-posted an article about an intense S&M experience to the blog Feministe. In the article, I included these words: There it was. I felt the tears building, gasps torn from my throat, I felt myself starting to fall apart an