Arts and crafts, feminism, glue guns, rhinestones, boas, things that sparkle, things that are pink, gender equity, sexual health, healthy sexuality, feminist art, making women feel good about themselves, making all people feel good about women, and otherwise sharing the love.Once you eat muff, you can't get enough.Once you munch box, you'll never want cocks.Once you taste tang, it's the only thang.Once you have poon, you'll be back soon.
I'd like to meet:
Open-minded fans of vaginas, artwork, and vagina artwork.
Feminists and female people; humanists and human people.
Sex-positive activists ad safer-sex advocates.
Artists, costume designers, and other off-the-wall types.
Dumbass boys who want to see pictures of my vagina.
(Oh wait, no, not the last one... btw, how dumb do you have to be to not be able to find pictures of pussy on the internet?)
Television:
I love TV! There is not much beaver on TV though. However, people are saying the word "vagina" a lot more on TV than they used to. (Thank you Vagina Monologues.) Jon Stewart says it sometimes, and Amy Poehler of SNL loves talking about vaj and pubes: "There was a time when a lady garden looked like a big slice of New York pizza pie... Now everyone has these tiny little sideways John Waters moustaches."
Books:
Femalia (Joani Blank), The Story of V: A Natural History of Female Sexuality (Catherine Blackledge), The Origin of the World (Jelto Drenth), Woman: An Intimate Geography (Natalie Angiers), The V Zone (Colette Bouchez), The Clitourist: A Guide to One of the Hottest Spots on Earth (Karen Salmansohn), Our Bodies, Ourselves, Vagina Monologues (Eve Ensler)
Heroes:
Vagina, vulva, pussy, yoni, lady parts, snatch, cunt, poontang, punani, muff, and other good stuff.
DUH: Eve Ensler, Judy Chicago, Georgia O'Keeffe, and the Sheela Na'Gig girls.
