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I'm in a choir and to promote our Christmas concert we recently filmed the Christmas performance from Mean Girls which made me think of the movie again. I think it shows well the expectations on especially young girls to be pretty and have romantic and sexual relationships in order to feel worthy. The movie does a good job at showing how people can get lost in these narratives but that it is possible to also conceptualize oneself differently. It also shows that while finding self-worth in sexuality and looks alone is not fulfilling that it's still okay to also experience these things and find pleasure in them

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"De Sekszusjes" are two sisters that collaborate with schools, TV stations and other (social) media outlets to create awareness on sexual wellbeing, health, information

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De Sekszusjes Krista en Marcelle Arriëns keren in hun nieuwe televisieserie ‘Naakt voor de klas met de Sekszusjes’ terug naar de middelbare school om seksuele voorlichting anno nu onder de loep te nemen. Eerder maakten de Sekszusjes al meerdere YouTube-series: Sekszusjes TV en De zomer van de sekszusjes.

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Forum Groningen is organizing an evening about dating and being single in 2025. They notice a rise in single people and discuss the pros and cons of being single as well as the dating scene in 2025.

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We leven in een tijd waarin steeds meer mensen single zijn, en dat lijkt voorlopig niet te veranderen.

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On YT I discovered this woman who is crocheting the information sheet of the birth control she uses. In the video she explains that she want to show the importance of reproductive health care and how this is often overshadowed or not taken seriously by governments.

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part 11 of crocheting my birth control information sheet word for word

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lately I watched this serie on Netflix, which was about a woman who get mad at her ex-husband for having a relationship with someone else. Sometimes the sexual aspect was like really out there, for example when they try to convince someone for their support in the fight and that is someone who has a sex club, so they end up at a party, that was kind of explicit. It is not the main thing in the serie, but the explicity of it was something I was noticing

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The negative naturalization of sexuality

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The negative naturalization of sexuality

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The image is a poster to invite to an artistic presentation, and I saw it in the street last week. The pic and the title's bad nature made me think about the common negative rhetoric around sex, even activists mostly talk about sexual violence, and as religion, provoke more and more fear about sex. I think that important to create more reflections about enjoying sexuality and not condemning it.

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This Instagram account is very popular. Its content addresses sexual well-being and a fulfilling sex life for women. It seeks to educate about healthy, satisfying, and feminist sexuality, as well as to break taboos. It is true that sometimes its content romanticizes certain sexual practices and tends towards exoticization (for example, idealizing female sexuality in ancient Egypt, completely decontextualizing the power relations inherent in that society). However, what it shows is the need to transform the way we view women's sexual experiences and validate desire and pleasure as paths to knowledge.

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The following is the Instagram profile of a young Muslim woman. It is evident that the content creator has amassed a considerable following among the younger demographic, primarily due to the dissemination of lifestyle-oriented material. A significant proportion of the content in question pertains to her romantic relationships. Furthermore, she frequently disseminates content pertaining to her personal life, including moments shared with her significant other. I think there is an underlying intention behind this content; namely, to demonstrate how a young Muslim woman who adheres to the hijabi style can successfully maintain a romantic relationship. This represents a departure from both Western and group stereotypes. The former perceives Muslim women to be oppressed, particularly in terms of sexual expression. The latter views women as passive and controllable. It is evident that both stereotypes are manifestations of a global patriarchal gaze that perpetrates a relentless pursuit of domination over the female body. It is evident that the lifestyle exhibited serves as a demonstration of the absence of renunciation, thereby signifying a synthesis and hybridization of aesthetic canons and relational living practices.

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Youth culture, religion and SRHR in your own context

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Youth culture, religion and SRHR in your own context

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This is a current campaign that has been initiated by the Spanish government. The primary objective of this study is to concentrate on consent in sexual relations. Spain witnessed a significant discourse surrounding the 'only yes means yes' legislation, which stipulates that explicit consent is a prerequisite for any sexual interaction, thereby distinguishing such interactions from sexual assault. Moreover, the law stipulates that the victim of sexual violence is not defined by the degree of violence or resistance they have suffered, but rather by the absence of consent. I think the aim behind this campaign is twofold: firstly, to raise awareness about the willingness with which sexual relations are maintained, and secondly, to increase sensitivity about the violence that can surround such relations, especially among youth.

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Podcast about porn makers and influence of porn on sexual well being

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Research among migrants and their sexual health and wellbeing

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"You don't know what you did, did to me
Your body lightweight, speaks to me
I don't know what you did, did to me
Your body lightweight, speaks to me"

lyrics from Chris Brown's under the influence

concerning depictions of a lack of consent are apparent in youth culture, normalising dangerous behaviour

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exposure of rape culture and sexual misconduct more accessible, de-stigmatised and available to younger generations 