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#AlVernacchio #Baseball #Metaphor #Pizza #Sexuality #SexEd We all know about the “baseball metaphor,” even if we do not all agree on its meaning or usage. It’s one of the most common metaphors we use for sexual activity – but as Vernacchio points out, “This baseball model is incredibly problematic. It’s sexist. It’s Heterosexist. It’s competitive. It’s a goal-directed. And it can’t result in healthy sexuality developing in young people or in adults. So we need a new model. I’m here today to offer you that new model. And it’s based on pizza.” Vernacchio goes on to dissect the baseball metaphor as an example of our culture’s most problematic views of sex and sexuality. He compares it to his (far superior) pizza model: We play baseball at a decided time, about which we do not necessarily have a choice; we eat pizza when we’re hungry. Baseball necessitates competition, offense, and defense; pizza is a collaborative activity, whose aim is the pleasure of both parties and which

Ariana Grande released a new song called "Monopoly" this afternoon with close friend, collaborator, and fellow artist Victoria Monét. After the song dropped, the  Thank U, Next  singer explained on Twitter that the surprise track is dedicated "to friendship, freedom, protecting your energy and staying right in your bag." Ariana Grande ✔ @ArianaGrande to friendship, freedom, protecting your energy and staying right in your bag we love you # MONOPOLY https:// arianagrande.lnk.to/monopoly   @ VictoriaMonet 41.9K 2:21 PM - Apr 1, 2019 9,924 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Monét gave a similar note, calling the track  "a thank you to them fans"  and described it as "good vibes and celebrations of life and friendship."  Victoria Monét ✔ @VictoriaMonet Wooo!!! Nothin but good vibes