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Asexuality – Redefining Love and Sexuality

Posted January 9, 2012 by Elaine Lin

The topic of ‘asexuality’ greatly intrigued me after reflecting on a guest lecture in my Sociology of Sexualities class (SOCI 369) about anti-homophobia and sex education in schools; the speaker mentioned that because sex and sexual desires are emphasized as the norm in sex education, discourse around asexuality (valuing romantic but not sexual relationships) is often ignored. I was [...]

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Read Between the Sheets: Friends with Benefits vs. Shag Pals

Posted October 19, 2011 by The Unbias Anonymous Truth?

You may be sharing the same bed but maybe not the same thoughts. So how do you read between the sheets? Your relationship status on Facebook may be set on “It’s complicated” and think you’re the one on top in whatever that ‘relationship’ is called. Okay, few people actually in a complicated relationship would ever [...]

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