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Listing posts by Evie Elysian

Movement and intimacy

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Your body communicates in ways words never can. The rhythm of your breath, how you navigate space with another person, the quality of your touch, can all speak volumes about who you are and how you connect with others. Most of us have learnt to rely almost entirely on verbal...

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Curiosity and desires

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Admitting you're curious about something new sexually can feel incredibly exposing. Perhaps you've been quietly wondering about a particular experience for months, or something you came across recently sparked your interest and now you can't quite shake the thought. Whatever the case, there's often a substantial gap between private curiosity...

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Female pleasure

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Female pleasure is complex, individual and often misunderstood. This honest guide dispels common myths, explores what actually works and offers shame-free education about bodies, arousal and the many paths to satisfaction. Female pleasure. It's a topic surrounded by myths, half-truths and assumptions that leave many people (of all genders) feeling...

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Beyond the stereotypes: why people see sex workers

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As an escort, I find myself working in a profession that's frequently shrouded in misconceptions, preconceived notions and societal judgements. What I witness daily however is something far more profound and fundamentally human. The individuals who seek my services arrive with deeply personal motivations, each carrying their own story that...

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