News

“I’d never date a stripper. They have no self-respect.”   Raise your hand if you’ve heard that one before.   When you are a sex worker, sometimes to be loved feels more like a privilege than a right. Many of us, myself included, grew up internalizing society’s negative messages about sex workers–that we are dirty, disgusting, shameful, untrustworthy, unfaithful to our partners, incapable of love, and, therefore, unworthy of loving, respectful relationships.   The social stigma against sex workers is deadly. Across the globe, many sex workers–mostly femme, trans, and queer sex workers–are murdered daily by their own relatives, partners,...

Towel Bar in Brushed Nickel-YB5418BN by ()

  1. AMADA HOMEFURNISHING White Floating Shelves – Set of 2 Hanging Shelves Decoration with Wide Panel 9.3in Deep, Perfect for Bedroom, Bathroom, Living Room and Kitchen Decoration Storage and Display by Amada AMFS06 AMADA HOMEFURNISHING - Wider enough to free more space made of beautiful faux wood and finished with a matte surface each board measures 236in l x 93in w x 15in h giving the illusion of a larger space in your studio apartment dorm or small living quarter which can add modern atmosphere to your home Versatile functional applications put seasoning bottles on the kitchen in order...

s. And if your bathroom doesn’t come equipped with storage to make up for the lack of space, you’ll need to get a little creative. If you’re not sure where to start, here are seven space-saving bathroom storage ideas. 1. Over-the-toilet cabinets/shelves For extra storage, you can place an over-the-toilet cabinet or a shelf with multiple tiers over your first apartment’s toilet. If you’re short on space to fit something like these larger items, you can add some sturdy floating shelves. After making sure that your floating shelves are secure, you can enjoy a chic bathroom with additional storage. 2....

I figured, how hard could it be? Well… it wasn’t quite as easy as I thought, and I managed to make plenty of mistakes. But, it’s been about 10 years since that first attempt, and since then, I’ve learned from all my mishaps. At this point, I could probably monogram a towel in my sleep. Having done this for so long, I now know what I need to do to achieve the best results. Click the image above to view the design. It is also included in the Embroidery Legacy Design Club. Click here to learn more about the club....