This must change and Alex is one of the changemakers we love.” People like Alex only see themselves represented on flyers for charity events. Magazines, ads, fashion shows and movies rarely feature people with a disability. The body positive movement isn’t, and shouldn’t be, just for curvy girls, but for every body and so everybody should be included. She says: ‘I have curves, crooks, small boobs, floppy limbs, and I’m body positive’. “Alex Dacy, also known as on Instagram, is a disability activist who fights against unrealistic body expectations. Time for a sex ed update! Teach young people more about sexual pleasure, consent, the whole rainbow of diversity in sex and gender. We learned that losing our virginity was all about penis-vagina-sex (heteronormative, much?) and magazines taught us how to pleasure our male bed partners, instead of prioritising our own pleasure. Isn’t she gorg? Our sex education in high school was dominated by STDs and how to prevent an unwanted pregnancy. In case you’re wondering what you are looking at: this is it. “We were around 30 (!) when we learned what a clitoris looked like. These are the images they encountered and they’d like to share with you. Marie Lotte and Nydia showed us their Internet in October. In their podcast and book(s) they discuss topics that today’s women have to deal with and they call to do what you feel like doing. Damn, Honey is the positive, feminist pamphlet of Marie Lotte Hagen and Nydia van Voorthuizen.

Damn, horny by Marie Lotte Hagen