Health

Let's bust some booty myths

By Danielle Simpson-Baker aka The Sexpot Therapist

Anal August may be over, but your fun doesn't need to be. Let’s clear up some of the biggest misconceptions about anal sex so you can explore with confidence:

Myth 1: Anal is always painful

Myth 2: Only certain people enjoy anal

Myth 3: You don’t need lube for anal

Myth 4: Anal is dirty or unsafe

Myth 5: If a cis-het man enjoys anal, he must be gay

Danielle Simpson-Baker is a Marriage and Family Therapy Intern in Florida and a Board Certified Sexologist with the American Board of Sexology. Danielle holds an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy and is currently working toward a dual certificate in Sex Therapy and Education. She also runs a sex-positive Instagram page (@thesexpottherapist) that has amassed more than 23,000 followers since its inception in 2018; with that following, Danielle started a virtual sexual wellness clinic called Sex(pot) Therapy, LLC. Danielle provides sex therapy, coaching, and consulting, as well as a host of sexual wellness products for every person’s needs!

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The tradwife movement - and how it's influencing modern dating

What happens when vintage values collide with modern dating? The tradwife movement is more than just pastel aprons and 1950s aesthetics. It’s reshaping how some people think about love, gender roles, and what it means to be “relationship-ready” in 2025, explains Danielle Simpson-Baker (aka The Sexpot Therapist).

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