We've reached a point now where we feel our site either contains or points the way towards most of the valuable information on the net in terms of sexuality. Therefore, less time needs to be spent building and maintaining it these days. Approaching individual sex educators and asking them to contribute original writings to our site and interviewing sex activists and educators so that the interview transcripts can be placed on our site have become our new priorities. Of course, we still accept and value new writings which people contribute to us by e-mail. Just reviewing the index listings alone attest to the breadth and complexity of human sexual experience and are quite educational.
People come to our site with a wide variety of needs and expectations.
Real-life education is another matter. Therefore, ever since our inception we've organized real-life workshops, discussions, classes, etc. on a wide variety of sexual topics. Fortunately, over the last few years many new opportunities have arisen in Seattle in the way of sex-positive education and community. The other guides we've written generally arose because someone we knew had a lot of knowledge in a particular area that they were willing to organize and share. The author of our erotic massage guide, for example, had gone through a year of massage therapy training, the Body Electric School courses, plenty of local erotic massage gatherings, etc., and was willing to organize that information for the sake of a real-life workshop we wanted to create on the subject.