Nia Òla

@shakingsheets.bsky.social

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The Disabled Sexplorer. Writer. Womanist. Heaux Extraordinaire. Get Curious

The title card of the show “Power”
A woman sat spread legs on a couch, djing both ways
Mia is thrown ass up right side to side down left in a white tank top and black leggings. She has a one B bust down installed.
A screenshot of a substack article published by That Deep titled “Terms, Refined. Why I have no politic”
A substack shareable image that says [1,000 subscribers] “You did it. That Deep by Nia Òla has reached its first thousand subscribers”
A pencil drawn woman against a pink and lighter pink background with the words “December 17th is International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers” on it
A screenshot of a deleted tweet made by the official Nintendo of America account stating “free him.” With a photo of Mario Kart’s Luigi below. The tweet has since been deleted
A screenshot of a response to a hinge prompt. The prompt reads “confess which historical figures we think get too much flack” The response reads “controversial one, Richard Nixon”
A photo a Spotify Wrapped graphic it reads, “My January” in small header text with “Sweater Weather Permanent Wave Indie” in large bold letters beneath. Below that reads “Listening to artists like Arctic Monkeys, Faye Webster, and The Neighborhood”
The word “millionaire” written in bold black text against a white background
An excerpt from Nia’s recent essay, Into The Ethernet: how terror shapes the future of the internet and thus, the world. It reads as follows “The crusade to abolish sex work is a shared goal amongst conservatives and radical feminists alike, leading to collaboration between the two across the decades?. The refusal to engage with the realities of sex/ work as a question of labor rather than morality means the only people they need to consult on abolition and criminalization, are each other. The through line is clear and awfully paternalistic, the people engaged in the "harm" aren't considered reliable narrators on what exactly is harmful, and subsequently, how to mitigate that harm. This logic is applied similarly to deny Queer & Trans people the right to a dignified public existence.”