This week in kink news: September 14, 2020

A lot of universities are throwing events through the Let’s Talk About Sex series to de-stigmatize sexuality, BDSM, LGBTQIA topics, and so much more!

In our opinion this is a great thing for students to be exposed to.

NUS’s rope bondage event was recently cancelled that was put on by this series due to claims saying that the event “promoted violent sexual fantasies.”

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NUS group’s rope-bondage event cancelled after backlash

In Japan, it is known as shibari and is regarded as an erotic art form. But when a student interest group at the National University of Singapore (NUS) organised a rope-bondage event, it sparked a backlash. The 90-minute event, which was scheduled to be held virtually over…

The New Paper

New California bill states that an individual doesn’t have to be labeled a sex offender if the age gap is less than ten years between offendee and offender.

The bill does not legalize sex with minors, but rather gives judges the ability to evaluate whether or not an individual be charged as a sex offender.

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New California bill would lower penalties for adults who have sexual relations with a minor

A new bill headed to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk would lower penalties for adults who have consensual sex with a minor if the offender is within 10 years of age with the victim.

FOX 10 Phoenix

Victoria Rage, a Seattle-based Dominatrix, talks about her recent request due to the pandemic.

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Latex-clad 'CDC inspectors' and zipping clients into body bags — these are some of the requests a dominatrix has had in the pandemic

Victoria Rage is a dominatrix who has had several requests for pandemic-themed scenes from her clients, including conducting a whole "CDC inspection."

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