Infidelity, By Any Other Name…

Check out this very intriguing and telling rumination on cheating by the excellent Claire Litton-Cohn. Some will say we’re hard-wired for monogamy and others will argue the opposite. Some will say that cheating is damaging to relationships, others will call it finding a different type of fulfilment. Some consider flirting cheating, some establish long-lasting loving relationships that involve plenty of outside booty. So many different people, so many different personalities, so many different needs, so many different expectation.

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Porn Star Kicked Out Of Water Park For Wearing A Speedo

Yup, that happened.  When did speedos become too provocative? I’m not about to get into any kind of body-shaming, but I have never heard of anyone taking issue with men’s swimwear of any sort. Well, not since the 1920 or so. Women have been unduly critiqued for what they might wear in to a beach or water park for as long as there have been beaches and water parks. Is a Speedo not family-friendly? Does that mean Olympic athletes will be forced to wear full-length coverings from now on or risk an R-rating on TV?

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Pushing Yourself Sexually.

This is a stunning story of pushing yourself and your partner sexually. It shows the importance of having and using a safeword…but there is something beyond that. I relate to Cara Sutra here—and not just because I’ve tried a similar experience with being fisted myself. I wanted so much to see how far I could take my body, how much I could endure. Desperately. That desire might have actually transcended the actual act. It was quite a remarkable experience.

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Time to Reform Sex Ed in Schools

Check out this excellent piece by Kirsten Koza on the need for sex education reform. I am glad there are Canadians out there trying to make a difference.  I love this statement: “Kids need to be empowered with knowledge about their own sexuality. Making it all negative is more likely going to screw up their future relationships and attitudes about something which is one of the best parts of being human — having a great big fabulous orgasm with another person.

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