What I Want – Ethan Chase and Jonas Jackson

For queer individuals, finding their voice during sex can be particularly challenging due to societal norms and the fear of judgment and discrimination. Growing up feeling marginalized and invalidated can lead to hesitancy in expressing desires and boundaries, hindering authentic self-expression in intimate moments. However, embracing one’s unique desires and breaking free from societal expectations can be a journey of self-discovery, empowerment, and acceptance.

Asking for what you want during sex, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, is a powerful act of empowerment. It grants agency over one’s body, fosters trust and intimacy, and leads to more fulfilling experiences for both partners. In queer relationships, this act of self-expression becomes a form of resistance, challenging norms, and contributing to the destigmatization of queer sexuality. Embracing this power not only enhances sexual experiences but also plays a crucial role in reshaping societal perceptions and promoting acceptance for all sexual orientations and gender identities.