"On November 17, my students at the University of Washington heard from someone at the center of today's most complicated conversations about sexuality, labor, and the digital world. That person was Ari Kytsya, an enormously successful OnlyFans creator whose online presence is very different from what many people imagine when they hear "OnlyFans model." Ari is warm, grounded, funny, and thoughtful."
"My course, The Diversity of Human Sexuality, enrolls 1,200 undergraduates at the University of Washington every quarter. It is the largest course in the history of the university. Students explore everything from the science of desire to the social, cultural, and psychological forces that shape pleasure, relationships, identity, and stigma. To teach this well, I rely on two pillars: high-quality research and the lived experiences that bring that research to life."
Ari Kytsya is an OnlyFans creator whose online presence defies common stereotypes, attracting a large female following by sharing a real, nonperformative life. Students perceive her as a whole person rather than a stereotype. The Diversity of Human Sexuality course enrolls 1,200 undergraduates each quarter, making it the university's largest course. Students study the science of desire and the social, cultural, and psychological forces shaping pleasure, relationships, identity, and stigma. Instruction combines high-quality research with lived experiences. Past guest contributors have included a porn performer and educator, a professional dominatrix, a sex toy manager, and a panel on polyamory.
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