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Boyslut: A Memoir and Manifesto | Zachary Zane
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Named a Most Anticipated LGBTQ+ Book of the Year by Buzzfeed "Zachary Zane is one of the best sex writers working today."—DAN SAVAGE A sex and relationship columnist bares it all in a series of essays—part memoir, part manifesto—that explore the author’s coming-of-age and coming out as a bisexual man and move toward embracing and celebrating sex unencumbered by shame As a boy, Zachary Zane sensed that all was not right when images of his therapist naked popped into his head. Without an explanation as to why, a deep sense of shame pervaded these thoughts. Though his therapist assured him a little imagination was nothing to be ashamed of, over the years, society told him otherwise. Boyslut is a series of personal and tantalizing essays that articulate how our society still shames people for the sex that they have and the sexualities that they inhabit. Through the lens of his bisexuality and much self-described sluttiness, Zane breaks down exactly how this sexual shame negatively impacts the sex and relationships in our lives, and through personal experience, shares how we can unlearn the harmful, entrenched messages that society imparts to us. From stories of drug-fueled threesomes and risqué Grindr hookups to insights on dealing with rejection and living with his boyfriend and his wife, Boyslut is reassuring and often painfully funny—but is most potently a testimony that we can all learn to live healthier lives unburdened by stigma.
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arlenefinnigan
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This is a fascinating book that argues passionately (and often hilariously graphically) against stigma and for sex positivity. You may not agree with all of Zane's manifesto, but her certainly gives you plenty to think about.

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DinoMom
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June is both pride month and Indigenous history month. I try to bring in both of these into my readings for the month when choosing my selections .
My first was BoySlut. I enjoyed this book but understand that it may make some people uncomfortable. Not the pride aspect but the open conversation about sex , ending sexual negativity and kink. However, maybe that is why some people should listen to it. Open minds are a powerful thing.

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GerardtheBookworm
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Columnist, activist, and sexpert Zachary Zane releases his book on dating, relationships, sex, sexuality, and self-assessment for the LGBTAQ+ community that is part essay, commentary, self-help, and biography. Just in time for June 2023 Pride Month!

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