Fearless Press

How I Became a Sex Educator without Really Meaning To

By Robin Mandell

Looking back, it seems that I was always destined to become a sex educator. If my interest in sex wasn’t enough of an indication, my passion for social justice and equal access for all people should have given me a clue. I remember, as a high school student, being baffled by homophobia. It just didn’t make sense!

By Clare Jacky

I often tell people that the majority of my job is the “unsexy stuff.” Most days are spent with bookkeeping, inventory management, event planning meetings, and a constant stream of paperwork. I spend a lot more time brainstorming about our point of sale system than erotic fantasies.

By Shanna Katz

I’ve been working in the adult industry for five years now. I almost can’t believe it. From working in marketing and sex advice column writing for woman run porn site HotMoviesForHer.com to marketing and community outreach

by Princess Kali

“So, what did you say you do for a living?”

That question, no matter how many times I’ve heard it, always makes my heart skip a beat. It is not a simple question to answer and only opens up a torrent of other questions inside my head, which causes me to pause. And the pause rarely goes unnoticed. Who doesn’t know how to explain what they do for a living?

by Princess Kali

The celebration of my 10th year in the adult industry has inspired me to share what I’ve learned in this unique business. I have been a stripper, a professional dominatrix, a fetish model, a fetish porn star, a website and DVD producer, and kink educator…