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Eusexua is so much more than an ode to clubbing
Don’t Sit at Home Mourning the Loss of Britain’s Nightclubs – Go Out and Rave
Dan Hancoxtheguardian.comoft clubbing speaks to the shift in our social needs in a post-pandemic world, the very same needs that have led to a rise in run clubs and hobby clubs such as chess and bowling. Previously the club was an adequate provider of your weekly dose of social interaction, a space to dance, socialise and, for many, get intoxicated too. However, for a gene... See more
Yusuf Ntahilaja • 2025: The Year of ‘Soft Clubbing’
Since time immemorial, people have attempted to cope with powerful and terrifying feelings by doing things that contradict perceptions of fear and helplessness: religious rituals, theater, dance, music, meditation and
Peter A. Levine PhD • In an Unspoken Voice: How the Body Releases Trauma and Restores Goodness
The main problem with Burning Man — and with the current psychedelic renaissance — is the lack of a meaningful systems-level critique. Such a critique would understand humanity’s natural vitalizing impulses — our innate yearning for ecstasy and transcendence through altered states, eroticism, liberated movement, and community communion — as antidot... See more
Daniel Pinchbeck • How Burning Man Failed
Instead, they use sex as a self-soothing tool that produces an adrenaline rush powerful enough to block out troubling emotional distresses.