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Remi Newman

Remi Newman, MA, is a sex educator, counselor and writer with over 20 years of experience in the field of sexuality. She currently works as an STI educator and counselor in Northern California. She received her master’s degree in sex education from NYU.

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Articles by Remi Newman

Some people feel sexual attraction and others don’t feel sexual attraction. Having terms for every stop along the spectrums of sexual desire and attraction normalizes the fact that there is no normal when it comes to sexuality.

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A sex educator shares her experience with entering perimenopause, dealing with vaginal atrophy, and embracing "the change" with grace.

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Cloning your pussy - like most things in life - is about the journey.

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STIs are a part of life: We touch bodies; we pass things around. But testing regularly, talking to your partners about testing, staying educated and finding the right medical provider can help you protect your sexual health.

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How do you celebrate #SoftCockWeek?

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