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What It's Like to Live and Work in a Legal Nevada Brothel - Vimarsana News

What It's Like to Live and Work in a Legal Nevada Brothel

Here's what it's like to live and work in a regulated Nevada brothel, including the daily schedule and routine, according to a legal sex worker.

I Joined the Mile High Club Solo: What It's Like to Masturbate on a Plane - Vimarsana News

I Joined the Mile High Club Solo: What It's Like to Masturbate on a Plane

One Cosmo Confessayist recalls the time she masturbated in her first-class plane seat and officially joined the solo mile high club.

Sex Party Exhibitionism: What Happened When I Had Sex in Front of a Crowd - Vimarsana News

Sex Party Exhibitionism: What Happened When I Had Sex in Front of a Crowd

One writer recalls having sex with her boyfriend in front of a crowd at a sex party and realizing she’s an "introverted exhibitionist."

Sex magic - What is sex magic? - Vimarsana News

Sex magic - What is sex magic?

What is sex magic? A guide to sex magic manifesting Sex magic is simple: name the desire, feel the pleasure, and so it is. By the Basic Witches Botswele Mogotlane / EyeEm A few months ago, we each (the Basic Witches, aka Rachel Laforest and Leah Knauer) practiced sex magic - sometimes spelled sex magick - to conjure in writing for Cosmopolitan. So, does it work? The fact that you’re reading this right now proves that it does. As comedians, witches, and co-hosts of Basic Witches podcast, we have come to realise that more people need to know about the possibilities of sex magick. We...

Multilingual and multitalented - South Philly Review - Vimarsana News

Multilingual and multitalented - South Philly Review

South Philly Review Contributed photo Robi Hager has traveled a long way — both literally and metaphorically — to share his music on the big stage. His real-life journey began in Mexico City before moving to New York at the age of 14. His father, a trombone player, sought out the Big Apple to further his music career while exposing his three children to all the arts New York had to offer. “My dad is a trombone player and was getting gigs up in New York and he figured there were more opportunities there for his kids to be involved with music,” Hager, now 34, recalled. “So we moved...