Gravity Some women are sent Some women aren’t just born. They’re summoned across bloodlines and time to complete what another woman began. By Lai Yin / 24 Oct 2025
Physiology On menstruation and the birds and the bees Before they could walk, they already knew what blood meant. Because we never hid it. We never locked the door. By Lai Yin / 21 Oct 2025
Protocols / Subscribers A woman can love her man and his penis without being dominated by him and his sex drive. On a straight woman’s joy of keeping a penis of her own. By Lai Yin / 19 Oct 2025
Physiology / Subscribers Placement: A somatic method for restoring calm, certainty, and ease. This method quickly lowers stress and leaves you feeling powerful. By Lai Yin / 13 Oct 2025
Mortality People are performing for a performer who is dead. Grief isn’t performance. It’s breath that doesn’t fill. A reflection on Diane Keaton, loss, and saying it while they’re still alive. By Lai Yin / 12 Oct 2025
Orbit My baby turned 16 today. Some nights you don’t have to hold it all. Some nights you’re simply held. By Lai Yin / 4 Oct 2025
Placement / Subscribers The biology of placement Plain language on oxytocin prolactin and dopamine in placement. How timing and repetition at release create calm in your body and presence in him. By Lai Yin / 21 Sep 2025
Placement The bed is not the field Gravity doesn’t live in the bed. It moves with the woman who holds the space. By Lai Yin / 14 Sep 2025
Governance / Subscribers Where are you supposed to meet your mate? (If not at work?) Work is where you build your life. You meet your mate where you live. Not where compliance manuals say it is safe. By Lai Yin / 7 Sep 2025
Orbit The sword they carry I didn’t just birth daughters. I birthed flames. They won’t leave my house empty-handed. They will leave carrying the sword I placed. By Lai Yin / 31 Aug 2025
