40. Exploring bisexuality with Genevieve LeJeune (founder of Skirt Club) - a podcast by Kayla Yoder

Genevieve is the founder of Skirt Club a private members club for bi-curious & bisexual women. With more than 15,000 members globally, women are more interested in each other than ever. 

A keen advocate for advancing women’s confidence, her global events encourage women to put their own desires first. 

Born in England, raised in Hong Kong Genevieve has lived in of the world’s major cities. 

Seven years ago she left her corporate days in finance far behind, choosing to bring luxury experiences to women, enjoyed for centuries by men. Now pleasure would be a past time women could afford and independently pursue, in turn bringing them confidence bedroom to boardroom. 

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Away from the prying eyes of men, Skirt Club parties are designed to facilitate a night of consensual experimentation – no consequences, no questions.

All our guests share a girl-on-girl interest and no men are allowed, in fact they are banned entirely. ‘Sexual empowerment is not about turning your boyfriend on with another girl’ she says. ‘It’s about doing what excites you’.

Geneviève is a firm believer in the link between high risk and high intelligence. Smart sex requires honesty; the ability to express sexual preference and manage the tension between control and risk. Trust and respect with your partner is important, discretion is key.

Skirt Club’s mission is to build an exclusive all-female community for empowerment and sexual discovery. A network of career minded women with a common interest. Confident, informed women are more successful and the world only benefits from this.  

Designed by women, for women, Skirt Club promotes glamour; free-flowing champagne, burlesque performers and… much more. Attend one of our parties in London, Berlin, Vienna, Ibiza, NYC, SF, LA, DC, Austin, Miami, Shanghai, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. 

Our events are listed here 

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