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AI girlfriends are transforming human relationships by offering personalized companion and emotional support. While they enhance social skills and provide comfort, they also risk fostering dependency and unrealistic expectations. Balance is essential for maintaining meaningful human connections.
Scumbags launches its latest strain in collaboration with adult performer and social media star Kazumi at GOAT Global Westwood in Los Angeles.
Sex work remains criminalized in many parts of the world, despite being a consensual transaction. Decriminalization would give sex workers more economic opportunities, improve global sexual health practices, and decrease violence in the industry.
From Instagram shadowbans to Twitter’s abrupt removal of OnlyFans-related accounts, adult content censorship is cracking down on creators. Is it prudery, racial bias, or something more sinister happening to freedom of expression?
Actress, director and writer Misha Calvert opens up about her award-winning comedy series STRUT, focusing on women in different aspects of sex work, as it streams on the LGBTQ platform Revry.
Subscription-based platform OnlyFans shocked its creators by announcing a ban on sexual content. Though they've since backtracked, the experience leaves many creators feeling betrayed.
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Here Honeysuckle’s Honey Pot’s Ronit Pinto spoke with Jet Setting Jasmine on 4/20 regarding cannabis, sex work, motherhood, and race during COVID 2020.
Small businesses, classified as U.S. business owners employing fewer than 500 people, can thankfully apply for the Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program. While a wide array of business owners can expect relief, the loan uses language that pointedly leaves out the cannabis industry.
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