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F*ck me!
Say hello to our new zine, F*ck Me!, which, like everything else at Scarleteen, is free for anyone and everyone who wants it.
F*ck Me! is a flight of super-helpful fancy that can help you -- or your intimate companions, your platonic friends, your students, the people who come into your clinic, your younger brother, your favorite cousin, and maybe even your parents -- identify the basics of what you really want and need if and when you want to have sex with a partner, and give you a foundation for clear, candid, and meaningful sexual communication. It's meant for people who are seriously thinking about or already engaging in sex with partners.
F*ckMe! was created and is written by Scarleteen volunteer (and camp organizer!) Al Washburn, and is illustrated by Archie Bongiovanni.
Like Yes/No/Maybe lists, it's a way to figure out, take, and potentially share, a kind of sexuality inventory when it comes to what you (or whoever is using it) want and need, what works for you and doesn't, what your unique body, mind, and other parts of yourself are like in ways it's important for sexual partners to know about.
F*ck Me! is a flight of super-helpful fancy that can help you -- or your intimate companions, your platonic friends, your students, the people who come into your clinic, your younger brother, your favorite cousin, and maybe even your parents -- identify the basics of what you really want and need if and when you want to have sex with a partner, and give you a foundation for clear, candid, and meaningful sexual communication. It's meant for people who are seriously thinking about or already engaging in sex with partners.
F*ckMe! was created and is written by Scarleteen volunteer (and camp organizer!) Al Washburn, and is illustrated by Archie Bongiovanni.
Like Yes/No/Maybe lists, it's a way to figure out, take, and potentially share, a kind of sexuality inventory when it comes to what you (or whoever is using it) want and need, what works for you and doesn't, what your unique body, mind, and other parts of yourself are like in ways it's important for sexual partners to know about.
16 pages, Unknown Binding
Published January 1, 2020
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