British Filth has been recording erotic audio experiences since 2012. Over the years, he’s built a collection of work which has been listened to over 25 million times across various platforms, attracting attention from publications such as Forbes, Triple J (national Australian radio) and more, all beginning with what he describes as “an experiment”.

When is the last time your health care provider asked if you were sexually satisfied? Or have you asked yourself: How sexually satisfied am I? Am I connected to my needs and desires? What is pleasure to me?

Sex education doesn’t stop after school, and sometimes it begins after it *wink, wink*. Knowing the science behind sex can make it better, more gratifying, and safer.

Rachel Music shares with My Sex Bio her story as a sex worker, her experiences and insights, and her opinions on sex work, its legalization and what the future should look like.

FOSTA-SESTA: Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) and the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA) are the U.S. Senate and House bills that became law on April 11, 2018.

The world holds different perspectives on this. Most countries indeed criminalize sex work (and/or sex workers), or at least restrict it. First, what is criminalization of sex work defined as?

Some of us are filled with courage and expertise when it comes to sexual interactions, while others may just daydream of the perfect sexual encounter; some have specific goals for their sexual lives or experiences, while others might not know how to go about sex at all.

There’s global debate surrounding sex work...but how much do we really know about it? What counts as sex work? Why is its legalization and decriminalization such an issue? Let’s explore!