sex

When I was 12, I was in an abstinence-only sex-ed program where I learned that I should only have sex with someone to whom I was married. Then, in high school, some of my friends and I decided that premarital sex might be okay as long as it was with someone we were really, really in love with.

Now, most of my friends have decided to simply have sex with whomever they choose. But I haven’t.

This week for my comic, I interviewed one of my favorite dancers: Piper, a stripper at Devil's Point in Portland. 

This new installment in artist Erika Moen's entirely NSFW comics series about sex toys takes a knotty turn. While Erika recover from too much traveling and sickness, her awesome, talented friend Lucy Bellwood fills in with a gorgeous tutorial about rope bondage!

Read on for a thrilling NSFW sex toy review comic in the Oh Joy Sex Toy series. 

Watching porn in an auditorium filled with people helped me take a critical look at my sexuality.

Here's the latest installment of my sex toy review comic series: Pink lube!

Over the past several months, I have found myself increasingly depressed and enraged by what seems to be endless stories about sexual and physical violence directed toward girls. There is something that tends to haunt our culture’s thinking about girls: suspicion.

For the second installment of my comic series on sex, I attended a Disney-themed pole dancing event. Yep. You read that right. 

My passion for everything relating to the world of sex is rivaled only by my love of comics.

Really, it was only a matter of time before I'd combine these two topics to bring you, dear perverts, a weekly comic sharing my experiences with everything the sex industry has to offer. Toys, workshops, birth control, I wanna talk about it all. With the aid of guest reviewers, this comic will cover products for ALL the different anatomies people posses, from vulvas to penises and beyond. 

Check out my first comic below. 

Knights and queens, high-walled castles, brothels full of exquisite lady companions, more wine than anyone can drink—this is the world of HBO’s Game of Thrones. Though the show is set in a medieval land of chivalry where men hold most of the legal power, women find ways to pull the strings in Game of Thrones’ tales of conquest and copulation.

As Queen Cersei Lanister advises one young lady, “Tears aren’t the only woman’s weapon. The best one’s between your legs.”