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Chika Ekemezie

New York
As seen in: Medium, BBC, The Daily Beast, VICE, Vox, Bustle, Cosmopolitan, The Daily Dot, Elite Daily, Greatist and
She/her | intellectual pottymouth | culture writer w/ words in @voxdotcom @VICE @thedailybeast @WeAreMel etc. | commissions @ ekemeziechika@gmail.com
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Femdom Hypnotists are Getting Tired of the Kink Shaming

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By Chika Ekemezie
| The Daily Beast Verified
If there’s something we can be grateful for in the internet age, it’s the accessibility of formerly niche sub-cultures. We don’t have to go our entire lives feeling shame over our genuine desires–sexual or otherwise. This wasn’t always the case for Max* (not his real name).
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Why do wigs on TV look so awful?

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By Chika Ekemezie
| Vox Verified
Reimagining regular, human actors and actresses as superheroes for the big screen usually requires a few things: a sense of otherworldly gravitas, an intense exercise regimen, and excellent costuming, which includes wigs. On this last point, Hollywood struggles. Even in 2022, wigs in movies and TV are still coming up short. A perfect example of this is the third season of The Boys on Amazon Prime.
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Sex - The Daily Beast

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By Melanie Hamlett, Mathew Murphy Verified, Malcolm Jones, Chika Ekemezie
| The Daily Beast Verified
You may not have heard of femdom hypnotists, but proponents of the subculture say that being sexually submissive is not a form of weakness.
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