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Jessamyn Stanley

Durham, United States
As seen in: The Telegraph, The Washington Post, Cosmopolitan, TODAY, Baltimore Sun, Glamour, Marie Claire, MindBodyGreen, WBUR-FM (Boston, MA), The Salt Lake Tribune and
It’s like if Jessica & Jasmine had a baby ✨2X Award-winning author #everybodyyoga #yokebook 📚Co-founder of @ubyogastudio 💜 jessamynstanley.substack.com
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Archer Magazine #18 the INCARCERATION issue - DIGITAL EDITION - Archer Magazine

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By Matilda Meikle, Zoe Simmons, Jessamyn Stanley
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Young adult fiction and later-in-life queer awakenings

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By Lauren French, Jessamyn Stanley, DA Russell
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I was in my late teens the first time I came out to myself and my closest friends. There was a flourishing of sexual ambiguity and fluidity in my friend group then, and I embraced it. Outside the safety of that circle, however, any divergence from heteronormativity was closely guarded. I turned 18 in 1996. I knew I was some flavour of queer, but the idea of coming out to my family, colleagues or anyone outside of that friend group was unimaginable.
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Naked yoga: On nudity, pleasure and freedom within myself

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By Jessamyn Stanley, Alex Creece, Zoe Simmons
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Hi, my name’s Jessamyn and I practise yoga naked. No, that’s not a typo. For me, naked yoga is the epitome of a pleasure practice – it’s how I connect to the wild child that lives inside me. Recently, a yoga teacher friend of mine asked what it feels like when I practise yoga naked. Initially, I didn’t understand her question.
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