The Informer

14 Dec 2017

When MSM have questions about sex online – Down and Dirty

Media, Media, News & Politics, Self-Help, Sexuality, Society & Culture, the informer, World News

On this episode of The Informer we explore the themes of social media bullying further as we look at what it means as well as how it is being combated. We speak to victims, experts and activists that use the internet as a way to express and explore themes in our communities and how we can guard ourselves against that being portrayed in a negative light.

Michal Whealan, leader of the Sexually Adventurous Men project is the manager of DownandDirty.org – a website which gives men the opportunity to interact and ask the questions that they have always wanted to ask in regards to different sexual practices has to use the internet and social media to engage, so we ask him about how he manages that.

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