What is Misseducated?
Hi! I’m Tash Doherty, and Misseducated is a blog where I explore being “Carrie Bradshaw in Mexico City.” It started as a women’s health podcast and has slowly evolved into a weekly, juicy update on my love and sex life. I love to write about topics like female pleasure, sexual fantasies, and whatever I’m thinking but can’t stomach to say aloud. For some reason, I find it easier to write about these unspeakable things and publish them publicly on the internet. And I don’t hold back 😂.
I hope my stories help you feel less guilty, less shameful, and more bold about whatever deep, dark secrets you hold. After all, why are female orgasms so taboo and so misunderstood? Why is the world so allergic to the idea of women enjoying themselves? I don’t get it 🤔.
What makes Misseducated different?
While over 200 scientific studies show the mental and physical health benefits of writing, Misseducated is the first community that I know of to apply writing specifically to the issues of human sex, sexuality, and romantic relationships. It was born from the belief that sex writing can save the world. Yep, that’s a pretty bold statement, but hear me out.
As I’ve written about my sex life publicly on this blog, it’s helped me meet the most lovable, vulnerable, and yet neglected parts of myself, build deeper human connections, and reshape my relationships with others and with our world. This simple, silent, and introspective act, in short, has saved me from myself.
Through Misseducated, I’m working to bring the tools of sex writing to a larger audience:
Every Friday, I publish honest yet intimate articles on various topics to help others feel less alone.
I host “Sex Writing Workshops,” where I teach people the tools of sex writing, help them explore their sexuality, and start dialogues about bold topics that few people dare to talk about.
I invite all workshop attendees to publish what they wrote on the “Community Stories” page. These stories enable people to be the change they want to see in the world, help combat taboos around sex, and keep the momentum of the movement going. I publish these stories occasionally on Tuesdays.
I hope you’ll join me in a Sex Writing Workshop as we hold space for each other in a beautiful and intimate way. I hosted the first workshop in April 2024, and these workshops enable people to explore sex and sexuality in a safe and supportive environment. I have found these workshops to be an extra enriching form of human connection (I’m not biased at all), and I consider it an absolute honor that people trust me to do this work.
I’d like to submit a letter for Tash to answer. Where do I send it?
Please email me at misseducatedtash@gmail.com.
I would love to hear from you and answer your questions anonymously in the newsletter! Thank you, and sending love.
Why become a paid subscriber? You’ll get access to:
The complete archive of juicy, spicy articles, including all-time favorites like “I Pegged My Boyfriend” and “My Hard Biological Truth.” My paid subscribers get all access to the weird, wonderful, and kinky sh*t that I’ve tried.
A 50% discount on all tickets to our monthly Sex Writing Workshops (worth ~$10USD per month, so the subscription pays for itself)
My eternal gratitude for supporting me as a creative, as you enable me to make this newsletter all it can be.
Patrons also get a signed and personalized copy of my debut novel, These Perfectly Careless Things.
Please let me know if you want to be a paid subscriber, but the cost is prohibitive for you right now. Message me on Instagram, @misseducated_, and I’ll gladly comp your subscription. No questions asked!
About Tash Doherty
I’m the author of These Perfectly Careless Things, a spicy, coming-of-age novel, and the host and creator of Misseducated, this blog and podcast ranking in the top 5% of podcasts globally. I graduated from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. I’m from London and based in Mexico City.
Thank you for your continued support!
If you like what Misseducated is doing, please consider becoming a paid subscriber or share the link to the Sex Writing Workshops or your favorite article with a friend! You can also contact Tash on her Instagram or her website.
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