PinnedInFourth WavebyMaya Yonika·Feb 26, 2020What Most People Call Love is Actually SadomasochismSadomasochism–interaction, especially sexual activity, in which one person enjoys inflicting physical or mental suffering on another…A response icon5A response icon5
PinnedMaya Yonika·Apr 27, 2019Is Female Sexuality Really Repressed?And are men truly run by their dicks? An essay on western sexual narratives that maintain the dehumanizing socialization of fear, shame…A response icon9A response icon9
PinnedInThe StartupbyMaya Yonika·May 14, 2019Some Days I Feel So Completely LostIt happened today; that feeling of being out-of-sorts and discombobulated; like some essential part of myself has floated off into a pool…A response icon3A response icon3
PinnedMaya Yonika·Jul 17, 2019They Always Wanted SexAnd I was a damsel in distress, with amaranthine desires for love, attention, and pleasures. Men, who’s clandestine anguish fit my wounds…A response icon1A response icon1
Maya Yonika·Aug 26, 2019When Sex and Relationships Become a Healing JourneyOur most difficult relationships often provide our greatest lessonsA response icon2A response icon2
Maya Yonika·Aug 21, 2019How to Survive the Zombie ApocalypseA (not altogether) fictional dystopiaA response icon1A response icon1
Maya Yonika·Aug 19, 2019When You Said Yes to Sex, But Should Have Said NoHow to be in your sexual powerA response icon1A response icon1
Maya Yonika·Aug 8, 2019If Gun Advocates Used the Same Argument for HeroinThere are drugs that have been proven to have beneficial effects. There are also drugs that haven’t. Most healthy Americans would agree…A response icon5A response icon5
Maya Yonika·Aug 2, 2019We Don’t Have a ‘Drug Problem’What we do have, is mass fear, anxiety and depressionA response icon3A response icon3
InPULPMAGbyMaya Yonika·Aug 1, 2019Is Sexual Freedom Really Free?An essay on Foucault’s “History of Sexuality”A response icon5A response icon5
