According to a number of sex experts, magazine columnists, and the vast majority of the sexually active population, there is a beauty to spontaneity, and claim it is essential to keep sex spontaneous in order to make intimacy more exciting and enjoyable. Tell that to an autistic individual, or someone who works with or dates an autistic individual, and chances are you’ll get a very different take on the matter.
Talking about genitalia can be awkward. So why not add a little fun and comedy to the conversation by introducing the Wondrous Vulva Puppet?
Traditional scenes for romance — walking on the beach, looking out on the lake, watching the stars, or watching a movie from a living room couch — is all about “enjoying the moment”, right? So why do some individuals replace these “moments” with discussions on scientific analysis, historical facts, and other unromantic topics?
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Lindsey Nebeker is a young woman in her 20's, currently living and working in the Washington D.C. area.
With her unique life experiences, she created "Naked Brain Ink", and spills out writings on love, sex, relationships, pop culture, and other unique topics from one autism perspective.