
Guest post: ‘Decolonising My Desire’
Written by Gayathiri (she/they) “I realized that if I wanted to truly be radical in the world…truly see white and skinny as one way people
Written by Gayathiri (she/they) “I realized that if I wanted to truly be radical in the world…truly see white and skinny as one way people
I’ve been writing erotica for 14 years, which is, in fact, longer than the length of time I’ve been having partnered sex. When I was
Yesterday, I turned 32. There’s nothing special about the age itself, but this year my birthday is significant, as I’m still celebrating my recent signing
From July to October, while the COVID-19 restrictions had been relaxed in London, I was involved, to varying degrees, with seven different men. The dynamics
Each year, the Office of National Statistics releases data on pay and earnings. The most recent statistics report, ‘Ethnicity pay gaps: 2019’, published on 12 October
When I was 16, I wrote my first personal essay about sexuality and desire. I posted it onto my MySpace blog and spent the next
Me, writing for ellaOne: “I write about sexuality because I’m passionate about championing pleasure. Sex positivity has defined my life and choices, but it often
The expression of sorrow, rage and even solidarity, will not dismantle systemic white supremacy unless accompanied by direct action. The continued violence directed towards Black
All of the Kayleigh Daniels Dated stories are works of fiction. But I’ll admit that for added realism, I’ve mined some of my own experiences
I’m still reeling from the whirlwind that was my ‘What Went Where?! Sexualities on Screen’ event which took place – against all odds – on