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“Sometimes we don’t feel free to express ourselves sexually. This was a great project to start the conversation, free ourselves from limitations and judgmental attitudes”.

“We are fully embracing pleasure for what it really is, which is about female pleasure. It’s about orgasm. It’s not about reproduction; it’s not a medical disease,” Chang said.

“I feel like in general people see the kink community as something dark, weird, taboo, and freaky. And in a lot of ways, I can definitely see how the way people dress might make some people uncomfortable. But, the kink community is very tight knit. It is kind of like that weird little family.”

The Crave Portrait Project aims, on one hand, to show and intimate side of the exhibitionism on display. On the other, it hopes to show there’s more that connects humans than makes them different in today’s world, whips, chains and floggers or not.

Sure all orgasms are awesome, but let’s be real: Not all orgasms are glamorous. The Vesper is (Fergie voice) G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S. Like orgasming-on-an-island-while-wearing-eyelash-extensions-and-fur-level-glamorous.

It perfectly represents me and what I hope to achieve as a sexual educator.

It is weird to wear your vibrator around your neck? I thought the idea was bold, and frankly, about time. Why should we as women, not get to literally wear our sexuality proudly and have a great piece of jewelry to wear while doing so?

Georgia Tech grad and Crave founder Ti Chang brought her popular workshop, first held at South by Southwest, to Atlanta.