One of the things I marvel at is how everything on this planet wants to be noticed, and how everything has it’s preferred way to be noticed. From the way the flowers bloom to attract bees, to the way the birds sings songs, to the drama of the ocean, calling all who play in it. It’s shameless! Why do we (humans) shame being noticed? In what ways do you like to be noticed? Feel free to share a photo of you being noticeable well as your thoughts!

Hello @Amina Peterson! Question for you:regarding the upcoming workshop: Do you think it will be useful for people that have limited mobility due to injuries or aging? The description says “chronic pain”, but that’s a really wide category! Thank you.

Hello Pleasure Cronies! I would love some advice on how to breakthrough a pleasure constraint for me. I have a period of time coming up (starting this afternoon) where I need to spend a lot of time doing tedious work on the computer such as spreadsheets and the like. Unfortunately, I’m currently the only person who can do this work, but it’s extremely painful for me. It makes my skin itch and my fingers ache. I greatly enjoy almost every other form of mundane work whether it’s spending days on my hands and knees weeding or designing marketing materials on my computer. This particular work just makes me want to explode. But I do need to do it. I can’t pass my landscaping contractors license without breaking through this barrier. Does this resonate with anyone? If so, I would love suggestions on how to make this feel overflowing with pleasure!

We Are 100 Bodies Strong There is a number that matters. Not because it is large—100 is not large in the scale of movements, of industries, of the internet's endless scroll. But because it is real. Because it represents 100 people who said yes to something the world has taught them to whisper about. 100 people who chose curiosity over certainty. Who chose to show up in a space that asks them to be honest about desire, about pleasure, about the places where they are still learning how to feel. 100 bodies. 100 nervous systems. 100 stories of what it means to reclaim the erotic as sacred, as political, as yours. This is not a small thing. We live in a world that profits from your disconnection. That sells you solutions to problems it invented. That tells you your body is too much or not enough, that your desire is dangerous or shameful, that pleasure is a reward you must earn by being good, by being quiet, by being smaller than you are. And yet—here you are. You joined a community that refuses that logic. In THIS HOUSE??? We understand pleasure is not the prize at the end of obedience. It is a birthright. That the erotic is a force that can guide us back to ourselves, back to each other, back to aliveness. In this house, your erotic curiosity—the willingness to ask questions you were told not to ask and to explore the edges of sensation, of intimacy, of what it means to be fully present in your own skin—is celebrated. And curiosity alone is not enough. It also takes erotic bravery—the courage to act on what you discover. To speak the truth of your desire, even when your voice shakes. To set a boundary, to ask for what you want, to stay in your body when every instinct says to leave. To show up here, in this community, and let yourself be seen in your becoming. That is what 100 members means. It means 100 acts of bravery. 100 decisions to stop performing and start feeling. 100 people who are done waiting for permission to live in their full erotic power. And we are just getting started.

It’s Friday. Let’s have a little fun! If you could instantly become empowered by ONE erotic superpower, what would it be, and WHY? Don’t overthink it. Just drop the first thing that hits your mind. 😎 Mine: The ability to look at someone for 5 seconds and pass them an orgasm that would change their entire life without even touching them. Alright…Your turn. GO, GO, GO