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Zoe Simmons

Melbourne
As seen in: Medium, MSN Australia, Daily Mail, The Daily Mirror, News.com.au, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, New Zealand Herald, 9Honey, The Daily Telegraph and
Award-winning journalist. Editor. Copywriter. Author. Chronic pain warrior. Mental health & disability advocate. I write to make a difference. #AmQuerying
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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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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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Coming out of compulsory heterosexuality: Guess what? I'm gay! - Archer Magazine

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By Zoe Simmons, Liz Duck-Chong, Matilda Meikle
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Content warning: This article briefly mentions violence and discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people. It’s hard to be a queer person in this world, especially when you’re still discovering that part of yourself. As a millennial, homosexuality was still illegal in many parts of the world when I was born. Tasmania didn’t change its archaic laws until 1997, unlike most other states who had decriminalised it in the ’70s or ’80s. While laws may have changed, negative attitudes have certainly remained.
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