Lesbian Bed Death

This event takes its name from a controversial concept in relationship psychology, first coined by sociologist Pepper Schwartz in the 1980s. The term describes the perceived decline in sexual frequency among long-term lesbian couples, a finding that has since been widely debated and criticized for its methodology and assumptions.

Attendees can expect a thought-provoking evening that explores the intersection of sexuality, relationships, and cultural myths. The event likely features discussions or performances that challenge the original research, drawing on critiques from feminist theorists and later studies that question the validity of the "bed death" concept.

Whether you're familiar with the academic debate or simply curious about modern relationship dynamics, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with a topic that has sparked significant conversation within LGBTQ+ communities and beyond.