How it works
Twanna A. Hines is an award-winning sexual health educator who believes everyone deserves a love letter. That’s why she delivers a Tiny, Private Love Letter directly to your inbox.
When you subscribe for free, you’ll receive Public Displays of Affection twice a month. These updates feature relationship advice for business and pleasure, alongside personal stories about Twanna’s life in Portugal.
To access more regular, deeper content, you can become a Member. Membership gives you access to Private Parts, where Twanna shares intimate, weekly updates. These posts dive into behind-the-scenes moments from her creative projects, reflections on intimacy, sex education, personal growth, and what life in Lisbon really looks like.
Member Benefits
By becoming a Member, you’ll gain access to:
Weekly, behind-the-scenes content featuring Twanna’s personal reflections, challenges, and creative updates
Exclusive content on topics like intimacy, sex education, and navigating relationships
Private briefings available online, with the option to skip emails if preferred
Access to community features, including comments and live video sessions
Full, unrestricted access to the Archives.
About Twanna
Twanna A. Hines (she/her) is an award-winning sexual health educator, healthy relationships advocate, and entrepreneur. A Sundance Creative Change alum, she has written for NBC News, The Guardian, Al Jazeera, Time Out, Mashable, Fast Company, The Huffington Post, and more. She has also written and performed two sold-out, critically acclaimed theater shows, and appeared on CNN, NPR, Sirius, CBC, Paris Première, and in documentary films.
What others have said about Twanna (and her work!)
Charismatic sex educator Twanna A. Hines challenges audiences to embrace pleasure amid the chaos and anxiety of modern life. A gifted storyteller ...
— The Washington Post
One of the Internet’s “sultriest sharers.”
— Village Voice
“... her energy, knowledge and dedication to open dialogue make up a worthy enough vortex to draw in audience members …”
— Broadway World
“ ... holds nothing back …”
— Washington City Paper
“... a healthy dose of sexual positivity ... riveting ... Hines is an easy, natural storyteller.”
— DC Theatre Scene
