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Now booking workshops and events for spring and summer!

Come see us here!
shop and are hosting the second annual Come As You Are event at Duende in Silo City. This is a s*x-positive event for everyone and a safe space to learn and talk about intimacy and self-love.

Explore intimacy products, tarot readings, live figure drawings, on-site portraits, art, custom chain stitching, food+ drink, and more!

February 18th, 2023
6PM - 9PM
Duende at Silo City

Learned so much at this week! 3 days of content, connection, and curriculum left me feeling empowered, inspired, and ready. See what else S*x Ed Stuff does in 2023!

Reproductive Rights and Q***r Justice issues are on the ballot across the US today!

On September 1, 2021 the Texas Heartbeat Bill went into effect. This bill essentially makes it illegal to access an abortion in Texas after 6 weeks and it encourages texas residence to turn in those who aid in accessing an abortion after 6 weeks. This bill could set the ground work to overturn Roe v. Wade. Abortion access is a human right and needs to be protected.

Tip: Keep your favorite s*x toy just an arm's reach away! Don't have a favorite s*x toy? Check out Dame Products Unbound, Lioness, or Womanizer for some great options!

You don't need to cm to have good s*x! We often forget that s*x is a journey and not a destination. Do things that feel good for you and your partner. Explore new things, find what feels good, and don't focus on the or**sm! Plus, the less pressure you put on the or**sm, the more likely it is to happen.

Empowering children starts when they understand their own body. Using anatomically correct names for body parts helps to keep children informed of their body, empowered to know what it does, and understand how to keep themselves safe.

‘S*x Talks’ Should Start Earlier Than You Think Some parents feel awkward and reluctant to discuss bodies, consent and s*xuality; their kids pay the price.

We've been reading a lot of books, mostly on s*x, race, gender, and class but have been loving books written by comedians that are read by the author! Jenny Slate's book Little Weirds, has some beautiful lines about love, loss, and finding yourself. It also has this little gem, 'sniff me, pick me, take me home', that expresses beautifully our need to be desirable.