Sexual Futurist™ Blog
01.01.2018 | Arts & Pop Culture, Family & Relationships
Making resolutions for the New Year can be a tricky business. If the goals are too lofty, you’ll likely fall short; if you don’t make them at all, you’ll wish you had.
12.21.2017 | Family & Relationships
We can offer simple, affirming gifts for everyone on our list — our significant other, our children, even our friends — by nourishing our spirituality and our sexuality.
12.15.2017 | Arts & Pop Culture, Business & Economics, Education, Family & Relationships, Politics & Law
Using your words and asking for explicit consent — to hold someone’s hand, for a hug, if you’d like to call a colleague after hours and chat about non-work stuff — is the surest, easiest, safest way to ensure you’re on the same page.
12.14.2017 | Arts & Pop Culture, Business & Economics, Education, Family & Relationships, Politics & Law
In the past few months, I have routinely encountered a few of the same questions/comments about what others are rightly calling “The Reckoning.”
12.07.2017 | Arts & Pop Culture, Business & Economics, Family & Relationships
It’s the easy — and altogether wrong — thing to do.
11.13.2017 |
Help us celebrate Transgender Awareness Week by learning these simple tips to an open, honest conversation about sexuality.
11.09.2017 | Arts & Pop Culture, Business & Economics, Education, Family & Relationships, Politics & Law
We need to stop asking when the wave of allegations will stop, and instead, we need to ask how it all began.
11.08.2017 | Education, Family & Relationships
Religious extremists tend to believe that if you teach abstinence — and only abstinence, without any comprehensive understanding of sexuality, diseases, safety, etc. — then teens will, in turn, not have sex. Turns out, they’re wrong. And there’s proof.
11.01.2017 | Arts & Pop Culture
While this is no love letter to these two men, I am grateful for the dialogue they’ve inspired — one about the intelligent management of human sexuality.
10.30.2017 | Family & Relationships
Sexual fantasy is healthy and normal. But of course, we all know that some sexual fantasies are scary — perhaps even borderline deviant. And if you’re concerned, I have ideas.
Pages
Subscribe to Steven's Blog
Get Steven's blog posts delivered to your inbox
