Zachary Zane

knowledge of, oh, I just want to have a dedicated readership so that way when the book comes out, I can obviously push the book.

Well, I just want to then repeat for everybody who's recently joined us or who's going to be listening to this later, I'm talking to the brilliant sex columnist Zachary Zane, who, as I just mentioned, his memoir and manifesto, Boy Slut, has been out for three years.

And I want to say I really love the book for many reasons, but I'm going to go in a direction I don't think you talk about a lot, which is you taught me a lot about your, how to understand OCD.

Like I have friends with OCD and I thought I understood it, but I think it's like the cliche of like Lena Dunham and like touching or putting things in her ear or something like that.

You know what I mean? I like the blending of all of this.

So for me, it's why I would think that

Zachary Zane is omnisexual because you're omnivorous and your sexual

appetite.

And I'm V.

And today we have Zachary Zane with us.

He is a Brooklyn-based sex columnist and author whose work centers on sexuality, culture, and the LGBT community.

He's the author of the critically acclaimed book Boy Slut: A Memoir and a Manifesto.

His sex and relationship columns have appeared in Men's Health, Cosmopolitan, and bi.org, among others.

His essays have also been featured in New York Times, Rolling Stone, Washington Post, GQ, Playboy, and more.

Guys, everybody welcome Zachary Zane.

Yes.

And- You know.

But, uh, as I mentioned, if you're attracted to someone for any reason, including that they look like you, that's valid and you should be able to have sex with or date them, says Zachary Zane, who's been on our show.

Nice.

And I don't think there's anything ...

Um, are you guys...

Do you know Zachary Zane? He wrote the book Boy Slut.

Highly recommend it.

Oh.