Está atualmente a visualizar o Portugal versão do sítio.
Gostaria de mudar para o seu sítio local?
7 TEMPO DE LEITURA MIN

Desire Lines

EROTIC ADVENTURER ANNA SANSOM INVITES YOU TO JOIN HER ON A JOURNEY OF SEXUAL SELF-DISCOVERY

“We may think of ourselves as broken in some way, but actually we never are”

Anna Sansom wants you to have better sex. And she doesn’t mean that in a Cosmopolitan’s Mind-blowing Lesbian Sex Positions kind of way. The Rockin’ Rockette and The Lazy Girls’ 69 are all well and good, but she’s a proponent of something far less prescriptive and much more revolutionary. She wants you to have more authentic sex, sex that connects with who you actually are and what you really crave deep down. She wants you to feel liberated from shame and unlimited by societal expectations. And she wouldn’t dream of asking you to do all that if she wasn’t willing to go there first. In her soul-baring, unputdownable book, Desire Lines, you can read all about her adventures and the many different “desire lines” she’s walked so far, including exploring ethical non-monogamy, joining the kink community and even spending time as a healing sexual surrogate partner (more on that later).

When we chat on the phone, I quickly discover that not only is “queer dyke” Anna a bold sexual adventurer, she’s also absolutely bloomin’ lovely – passionate, present and sincere. We have friends in common, as she used to be DIVA’s very own Sex Life editor. I’m thoroughly tickled when she tells me she landed the job by sending former editor Jane Czyzselska a photo of – “This is going to sound terrible!” – her vulva. She is eager to explain. “They had put a callout asking for readers to send pictures in for an article about vulva diversity.” Submitting her selfie led to an ongoing correspondence, and when the vacancy came up Anna leapt at the chance.

Desbloqueie este artigo e muito mais com
Pode desfrutar:
Desfrute desta edição na íntegra
Acesso instantâneo a mais de 600 títulos
Milhares de edições anteriores
Sem contrato ou compromisso
INSCREVA-SE AGORA
30 dias de teste, depois apenas €11,99 / mês. Cancelar em qualquer altura. Apenas para novos subscritores.


Saiba mais
Pocketmags Plus
Pocketmags Plus

Este artigo é de...


View Issues
DIVA Magazine
May 2020
VER NA LOJA

Outros artigos desta edição


UPFRONT
THANK YOU: A CLAP FOR OUR READERS
Hello, you. How are you holding up? Me? I’m a bit up
A letter from our publisher
LINDA RILEY on the importance of staying visible
YOUR SHOUT
Opinions expressed by correspondents and contributors
TRENDING
Alice Sheppard is an award-winning dancer and choreographer
VOICES
Nobody knows I’m a lesbian
ELEANOR MARGOLIS campaigns to bring back the slogan t-shirt
The intersections of visibility
PHYLL OPOKU-GYIMAH on the challenges of equality and visibility around the world
Creating safe spaces during lockdown
VALENTINO VECCHIETTI reflects on how to stay visible as an activist during the pandemic
The burden of representation
OLIVIA JONES on why visibility helps to show there is more to a community than one example
Illuminating the way forward
DIVA’s founding editor FRANCES WILLIAMS reflects on age, invisibility, and how to find the light in dark times
FEATURES
Lez Get Visible
REFLECTING ON LEZ/BI VISIBILITY AND WHAT IT MEANS TODAY
Our survey says
KEY FINDINGS FROM OUR GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH INTO THE LIVES OF LGBTQI WOMEN
Visible Lesbian 100
MEET 100 LESBIANS CHANGING THE GAME FOR WOMEN-LOVING WOMEN
This Is Me
DIVA READERS REVEAL WHAT VISIBILITY MEANS TO THEM
CULTURE
Painting the world red
SOPHIE GRIFFITHS MEETS MUSICIAN AND QUEER ICON GIRL IN RED
SHE’S A STAR
DANIELLE MUSTARDE MEETS ANASTASIA “STARS” WALKER, LEAD SINGER OF BANG BANG ROMEO, TO FIND OUT HOW MUSIC CAN SOOTHE OUR SOULS IN TUMULTUOUS TIMES
MUSIC
Through Water
BOOKS
Saskia Vogel
No Modernism Without Lesbians
AUTHOR DIANA SOUHAMI TALKS TO JANE CZYZSELSKA ABOUT HOW WOMEN WHO LOVE WOMEN BECAME A REVOLUTIONARY FORCE
THE GOOD AND THE GREAT
ACTOR AND CREATOR JASIKA NICOLE CHATS INTERSECTIONAL IDENTITIES, LONG-TERM LOVE AND STAYING CREATIVE WHILE STAYING HOME
SCREEN
Celebrated for increasing the visibility of queer Latinx
REAL TALK
A community in crisis
CARRIE LYELL CONSIDERS THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 CRISIS ON THE LGBTQI COMMUNITY
Masking the pain
THE HIDDEN ILLNESSES THAT CONTINUE TO GO UNDIAGNOSED
STORIES FROM THE SPEC TRUM
IS THE B IN LGBTQI SHINING BRIGHTER THAN EVER BEFORE? DANIELLE MUSTARDE INVESTIGATES
Visibility against the odds
AHEAD OF THEIR RUBY ANNIVERSARY, SYLVIA AND MAGGIE REFLECT ON A RELATIONSHIP FULL OF ADVENTURE
SEX
Weird science
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU JUST DON’T HAVE SEXUAL CHEMISTRY? GEORGIA BUTLER SHARES HER STORY
The truth about intimacy
AN EXTRACT FROM DESIRE LINES
The queer sex toy special
STAY HOME, STAY HORNY, STAY NON-HETERO-CISNORMATIVE
My secret sex diary
FINLEY IS ASEXUAL, AGENDER AND HAVING A FANTASTIC TIME BETWEEN THE SHEETS AS TOLD TO ROXY BOURDILLON
SEXY BITS
Whether you’re a nipple play novice or a connoisseur
ESCAPE
A different point of view
DANIELLE MUSTARDE FINDS OUT WHAT VISIBILITY LOOKS LIKE FOR LGBTQI PEOPLE IN OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD
EXPLORE
With summer camping season on the horizon, it’s important
LIFESTYLE
Stay home, stay safe, get bored
DANIELLE MUSTARDE MUSES ON THE BENEFITS OF DOING NOTHING (NADA, ZILCH, RIEN)
(Still) brewed with love
THE SMALL INDEPENDENT CRAFT BREWERS ON A MISSION TO BRING YOU “A LITTLE PRIDE” WHILE STAYING SAFE AND STAYING HOME
Get the look:POSE
“I look too good not to be seen!” declares Elektra
DIARY
DIVA’S ROUNDUP OF (DIGITAL) HAPPENINGS, VIRTUAL VENUES AND THE QUEER EVENTS #COMINGSOON…
HOROSCOPE
Fire queen, May could bring you a blaze of glory. However
Conversa
X
Suporte Pocketmags