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Hey all! Two updates in two days? I'm spoiling you! For reference if anyone wants to follow on from my posts, these are resources that I often refer to/ consider when writing my posts and I will update this list regularly as I find more resources that I want to share! 😁 YouTube Put A Cup In It Hannah Witton Brook Lovehoney Sexplanations  Books (Non Fiction) Come as You Are - Emily Nagoski Come as You Are Workbook - Emily Nagoski Body Positive Power - Megan Jayne Crabbe Animal - Sara Pascoe Doing It! - Hannah Witton The Hormone Diaries - Hannah Witton How To Have Feminist Sex - Flo Perry The Freedom Program - Pat Craven Books (Fiction) Pretending - Holly Bourne Blood Moon - Lucy Cuthew Instagram @bodyposipanda @hannahwitton @squirtingisntpee @mistresscouple @sh24_nhs @scarrednotscared @brook_sexpositive @Rubyrare @disgracecampbell Facebook Put A Cup In It Community Saalt Cup Academy The Hormone Diaries Community Oops! That's My Kink Did You Fail Sex Ed or Did Sex Ed

     Hey Readers  💖        Long time no speak. I'm going to aim to keep these posts to a once a month deal (at least). I don't want to overwhelm myself with over dedication to the blog.      But anyway, today's post. I've been thinking a lot about body autonomy and the choices that we make in regards to our own bodies and how we use them.       I've been thinking about this a lot recently because I've had some mixed experiences in the reception to my own body. Now I must be clear I am in no way talking about assault or harassment, namely people feeling like they could dictate in how my body was to be used for them. Everything I have ever experienced has been consensual but looking back I was consenting to some pretty toxic ideals.         When considering the concept of body autonomy; I've managed to categorise my experiences into two different contexts and whilst these contexts may overlap for some (as they have for me) it can be possible for t