sexual harassment

When it comes to sex, there are two groups of people. The first, which probably comprises most of the population, enjoy good old missionary (with a bit of doggy-style thrown in if they're feeling adventurous), vanilla sex. The second is the folk who get off on various kinks and fetishes, ranging from innocent role-play to some really nasty and sometimes dangerous sh*t. Seriously, check any porn website, and you'll find a subcategory for every kink imaginable. Whatever floats your boat, we don't judge, as long as it's consensual and you're having a good time.

But even if you fall into the latter category, what's 'weird' on the kink spectrum is relative; one person's "normal" is another person's "hell to the no". Sex workers, whose job is to make their clients' fantasies come true, are perhaps the group of people most exposed to the pandora's box of sexual kinks and fetishes. But even they have their limits, and a recent AskReddit thread where sex workers described some of the worst requests they received from clients revealed some genuinely shocking stuff. We've compiled a list of some of the strangest requests, which will probably make you realize just how vanilla you are after reading them. Maybe.

Catcalling is an unfortunate reality that women have to put up with on the daily. Men try to justify it by claiming women should be grateful for the compliment, but let's call a spade a spade - or harassment, which is what it is. It makes women feel unsafe, and men need to keep their compliments (disgusting comments) to themselves. These memes show just how sick women are of this disgraceful behavior.

This. If you were to read one thread today, let it be this one. Writer and activist, Mark Greene, sums up the #MeToo movement into a series of easy to comprehend tweets, and the best course of action to take to make this world safer, positive, and overall better for women AND men. 

Today, November 25th, is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and in the current worldwide atmosphere, we would like to draw your attention to a special campaign called  #ThatsHarrasment. It is a campaign created by Sigal Avin (Israeli Writer/Director) and David Schwimmer (Executive Producer) to raise awareness about sexual harassment. The campaign includes 6 short films depicting instances of sexual harassment based on real life stories which you can watch here and on youtube. Via: Cosmoplitan