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       Welcome to The Art of Playful Pleasure
   DIR By: jacquelinerandall
       Date: December 17, 2019, 8:04 am
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       The Art of Playful Pleasure promotes the sexual well-being of
       people experiencing illness, injury or disability. We want to
       enable the sharing of ideas and experiences, and reviews of
       equipment and other resources, by a virtual community of experts
       by experience. We want to present an aesthetic which is elegant,
       artistic and playful, welcoming a wide variety of people and
       affirming the compatibility of disability and sexual pleasure.
       Uniquely, this forum will not be the clinical voice of medical
       professionals. Instead, by allowing disabled people to share
       their experiences, it will help normalise curiosity about
       disability and sexual pleasure a subject which is often
       painfully taboo. Unlike a medically sponsored site it will not
       pretend to have all the answers, however visitors will feel
       affirmed by the site’s aims and aesthetic, and because they will
       have found an ‘online tribe’ asking their kind of question.
       We are a group of people who face multiple barriers to sexual
       pleasure. For example, research suggests disabled people are
       often mistakenly seen as asexual. Furthermore, there is evidence
       that health care professionals do not broach the subject of sex
       with patients even though they are professionally obliged to do
       so. Some disabled people have managed to negotiate these
       barriers, and many may be keen to share their experiences, help
       others and learn more themselves. Currently we are unaware of
       any accessible website that has mainstream appeal that
       facilitates this.
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