HIV Vaccine Awareness Day

I was a child in the height of the AIDS scare, and it has colored my life since I began exploring sex and sexuality.

I’ve had friends who died.

I have friend who are living with HIV today.

My mother worked on the quilt project.

So, when I saw that a new vaccine is generating an immune response in 97% of study participants, I was thrilled.

Not just for how far we’ve come, and how this has been taken seriously (FINALLY!) enough to warrant dedicated study.

We’re still a long way from being in the clear, but at least today, on this HIV Vaccine Awareness holiday, we have something to give us hope.

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Recently, my partner and I had a talk about something that upset me that was related to our nonmonogamy. I don’t feel like the details

I got into a conversation on twitter yesterday about online and offline dating and how many people write their profile one way but want something

I’ll scream it until I’m blue in the face 😱: You have to be able to trust yourself.To show up for yourself.To listen to yourself.

When I was 16, I read “Brain Sex: The real difference between men and women,” by Anne Moir and David Jessel.

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