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2 months ago | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
Signed copies are at my local store, Book Moon Books! (no extra charge)Barnes and Noble • Amazon • Penguin Random HouseTo celebrate, I commissioned the incredible Erika Moen to do a comic about the Emotional Floor Plan. It’s a hard topic! So I knew we needed one of the best communicators in all of comics. Erika is that person. I hope you love this strip as much as I do.
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2 months ago | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
One of the best books of 2025 is coming out next week. Dr. Candice Nicole Hargons’ Good Sex won’t just improve your sex life, it will show you how good sex can make the world a better place – for real. I loved this book. Candice has generously written this guest post. Amelia and I will be back later this week with thoughts on what we’ve learned about Burnout since we wrote that book together. –EmilyYou will not be able to control everything that happens politically in the next four years.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
But there are shining lights of sex positivity and excellent information all over the internet! (I am barely on the internet.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
Welp. It's 2025, and with it comes everything we were dreading about 2025. Amelia and I have started podcasting again. The Feminist Survival Project 2020 is now... The Feminist Survival Project 2025. We're seven (7!) episodes into the new seasons this week. Maybe it will help you a little bit. Taking time to talk to each other every week certainly helps us. FSP 2025 is totally free. You can follow the show anywhere you enjoy your podcasts. And even some places you don’t!Questions or comments?
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
So I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that Emily and Amelia have restarted The Feminist Survival Project for 2025. The bad news is that the world is such that Emily and Amelia have restarted The Feminist Survival Project for 2025. If you were already a listener, the first episode should be in your podcast app. They just recorded the second one this morning.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
We’ve been hanging onto this one for a while. I’m burned out. Emily is burned out. Amelia is burned out. We’re all burned out. Amelia wrote these tips for The Guardian over the summer. They didn’t use the whole thing, so we’re passing the savings on to you. Maybe they’ll resonate and help make your mornings better. See you on the other side, folks. Be well and make sure to get out and vote if you’re able.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
Hey, Austin! Before we get to Robyn’s post, Emily will be in town tomorrow for UNHUSHED’s 7th anniversary bash! Emily and Karen Rayne will be on stage answering your sex questions live and in person. Tickets benefit UNHUSHED and local bookseller Reverie Books. (You can even bring your books to be signed.)It’s gonna be really fun. There will be burlesque. They’re not messing around. I was writing about trust for another project and it got me thinking about how broad the concept of trust is.
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Oct 10, 2024 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
Before we get started, I’d like to invite you to join me at a free online fundraiser event this Sunday at 3pm eastern. It’s called “Sex Educators for Democracy”.Learn more and RSVP here. More info at the bottom of this post!And on to the question:Q: I’m 50 years old and have been married for 31 years to my husband. He was diagnosed with Peyronie’s Disease in 2017. This has been an absolute nightmare for him and I.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
We’ve got a really fun announcement and a super interesting podcast for you this week. Emily is hard at work writing more newsletters as we speak. Do you believe sex ed is important? Do you love pajama parties? Can you get to Austin, Texas? Emily will be the special guest at UNHUSHED’s 7th anniversary bash! Emily and Karen Rayne will be on stage answering your sex questions live and in person. Tickets benefit UNHUSHED and local bookseller Reverie Books.
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Aug 29, 2024 | 
emilynagoski.substack.com | Emily Nagoski
IUD placement pain has been inthenews recently because the CDC released new recommendations for pain management, but I have some bad news. Before we get to the bad part, I want to make it clear that many people have a very manageable level of discomfort or even no discomfort. If you’ve given birth, chances are placement will be very unlikely to cause significant discomfort.