So.
I know my last few posts have been
pretty heavy. No sexy stories, no clever comments, no lighthearted
laughs.
Sexual assault and consent are topics
that leave me really emotional. I cried while writing my last two
posts. I cried while talking about them with the boyfriend. I cried
when I read the responses I received in confidence.
But this post is about something
exciting!!! instead of something enlightening yet depressing.
Although this post is more exclusive
than normal. I'm sorry.
I have a very special announcement for
my readers in the United Kingdom!!! Particularly any virgin readers!
A few weeks ago, I received an email
from Farrah
Jaufuraully on behalf of Zig Zag Productions, an independent
production company in London.
(For
all my non-UK readers, don't worry. I totally stalked their website,
and it's definitely legit).
Farrah
is working on a new documentary, one that explores the process
towards sexual maturity. An observational documentary (aka NOT like
TLC's judgmental reality show The Virgin Diaries).
To do this, the show needs British volunteers who have struggled with
sex for years, possibly due to feeling shy and awkward around the
opposite sex. The documentary would follow one British man and one
British woman as they go through clinical and surrogate partner
therapy.*
Did
I mention the therapy is free? Yup.
From
Farrah's email:
We’d
like our contributors to be involved with one-on-one work with a
consulting therapist and a surrogate partner as well as being tasked
with trying out what they have learnt – from conducting themselves
with confidence, to engaging strangers in conversation, to publically
displaying affection with a coach.
So,
if you're interested, or you know someone who might be interested,
feel free to email me at virginconfessions20s@gmail.com
or Farrah directly at farrah.jaufuraully@zigzag.uk.com.
You can also call Farrah at 020 7017 8755.
Obviously,
all inquiries will be handled in complete confidence. I mean, y'all
have NO idea how many virgins have “come out” to me, so to speak,
privately via twitter DMs or email. ;) I'm a total pro at keeping my
readers' secrets.
*Confession:
I had to google this. Click on the link for more information.
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