NUIT journal · English translation
10 Instagram accounts discussing women’s sexuality
Bodies, desire and consent: ten accounts for a feed that makes room for different experiences.
French original: 23 October 2026
You might want to understand your body, find words or hear a different experience. That does not require following all ten accounts. These creators, projects and associations offer complementary perspectives. Women’s sexuality names a subject people search for here: women do not all have the same anatomy, and discussions of the clitoris concern people beyond women. Several accounts address broader audiences.
How we chose
Identifiable subjects, a named creator or public organisation, and sources that explain their approach. Numbers help you find an entry; this is not a popularity ranking. Diversity of audiences is an editorial criterion, not certification of every post.
Presentations and handles were documented for the French original on 23 October 2026. We did not audit entire feeds, stories or each account’s latest post. Instagram may require sign-in. There are no paid placements in this selection. The accounts and sources are predominantly French-language resources.
Where could you begin?
Orgasme et Moi offers a general starting point; Le Planning familial connects rights and association resources; Club Sexu makes its approach to inclusion explicit. These are different starting points, not levels in a quality ranking.
01 · Creator and author
Orgasme et Moi
@orgasme_et_moi · Charline Vermont
Charline Vermont founded Orgasme et Moi. Her public work addresses sexuality education, consent and relationships, through books and public speaking as well as online content.
Keep in mind: This is a general introduction. A medical question needs an appropriate health source.
02 · Creator and author
Je m’en bats le clito
@jemenbatsleclito · Camille Aumont Carnel
Camille Aumont Carnel addresses bodies, desire and consent through writing and public speaking. The account is an entry into that work, with attention to the words used to discuss bodies.
Keep in mind: This is an author’s voice and an engaged perspective, not a health consultation.
03 · Illustrator and author
Jouissance Club
@jouissance.club · Jüne Plã
Jüne Plã uses drawing to discuss bodies and sexuality. Marabout presents her book as a sexuality-education manual open to different genders and orientations.
Keep in mind: Explicit anatomical illustrations may appear. The approach is educational, not a diagnostic resource.
04 · Feminist editorial project
Gang du Clito
@gangduclito · Julia Pietri
Julia Pietri founded Gang du Clito and works on representations of the clitoris and sexuality education. The project also extends into publishing and feminist events.
Keep in mind: Its scope includes activism and publishing beyond sexuality alone.
05 · Feminist documentary project
Clit Révolution
@clitrevolution · Elvire Duvelle-Charles and Sarah Constantin
The account accompanies Elvire Duvelle-Charles and Sarah Constantin’s documentary project. France Télévisions presents it as a space around sexuality and feminist current affairs.
Keep in mind: The presentation source dates from 2019. It cannot establish the account’s current publication schedule.
06 · Creator and author
Masha Sexplique
@mashasexplique · Masha
Masha is a content creator and author who discusses sexuality and the postpartum period. Her public conversations also question representations of bodies.
Keep in mind: Educational content, personal accounts and commercial offers can coexist. A product presentation is not medical validation.
07 · Sexuality education
Wi Cul
@wicul_ · Edwige
Wi Cul shares educational content about sexuality and is also listed among Université Lyon 1’s resources. The account uses @wicul_.
Keep in mind: Inclusion in a university resource list does not certify every post.
08 · Content creation and sex therapy
Merci Beaucul
@mercibeaucul_ · Merci Beaucul
Merci Beaucul works on communication, consent and desire. Its website also offers resources and paid services.
Keep in mind: Distinguish informational content from consultations and commercial programmes.
09 · Association
Le Planning familial
@planningfamilial · Mouvement Français pour le Planning Familial
Le Planning familial works on sexual and reproductive rights, access to information and support. Its mission also includes LGBTQI+ rights.
Keep in mind: The account discusses campaigns and rights. For local needs, consult the association’s services and local organisations.
10 · Non-profit media organisation
Club Sexu
@clubsexu · Club Sexu
Based in Montréal, Club Sexu describes itself as a non-profit media outlet and creative studio. Its mission includes sexuality education and representing diverse experiences.
Keep in mind: Its context is Québec. Services, vocabulary and local reference points do not all transfer directly to France or other countries.
A feed that leaves you room
You can keep an association for its resources, an author for their questions, and leave aside a tone that does not suit you. Reading several perspectives does not oblige you to try everything, tell everything or agree with everything.
These accounts can inform and direct you. A personal health question needs an appropriate professional conversation, not a diagnosis in the comments.
Works and sources
- Réinventer l’amour · Mona Chollet · Official source
- Au-delà de la pénétration · Martin Page · Official source
English adaptation of NUIT’s sourced French editorial selection. Follow the linked sources for the creators’ own presentations; this is not a certification of their entire output.