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Sex Therapist’s Guide on “How To Discuss (and Explore) Sexual Boundaries with Your Partner?”
Being worried about crossing sexual boundaries is a sign of maturity leading towards healthier relationships – this means you care about your partner’s comfort and are inclined to make sure you don’t step over their boundaries or get your boundaries crossed by your partner. Although, the actual concern, “how to communicate?” remains unanswered. So let’s jump into it!
Talking about sexual boundaries is a sensitive topic that naturally makes us a wee-bit anxious. So if you’re worried about upsetting your partner? Don’t be!
Communicating about sexual boundaries can be a difficult job – especially if you’re taken aback by the thought that you might end up damaging the relationship or spoiling your partner’s mood. But it’s completely okay!
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Art Journal
I'm looking at the most recent Art Journal, which was out last winter. I am impressed by the amount of feminist writing on the object, the index of gender, the (new) oedipus and negotiation of the maternal. I particularly liked Sexting Sculpture: New Approaches to Theorising the Object, written by Jillian Hernandez and Susan Richmond.
This short essay is the result of a forum questioning and analysing how sculptural practices strengthen gender and sexual embodiment and analysing how artists and creative peoples can respond to the increasingly relaxed sexual boundaries.
They sought artists' proposals to investigate this breakdown of boundaries in a way that is not explicit but rather a more tactile approach to explore sexual embodiment.
they look at Seuga Nengudi and Lily Cox-Richard who both do not explicitly engage with erotic imagery yet still it remains present. It is more abstract and sensual and therefore leads the spectator into a formal investigation of self rather than confrontation.
The text ends with an urge for artists to explore this increasingly diverse sphere. Blurring of sexuality is becoming more accepted and therefor the solution to investigating this is to come up with thoughts and explore ideas which have not yet been approached.
http://artjournal.collegeart.org/?p=4456