February 2, 2012
During a couple’s “honeymoon phase” usually the only thing on the menu is sex. But once this phase is over and your crotch is burning from over-stimulation, perhaps you start to focus on other parts of your relationship. Maybe you even find lame excuses to say no to sex. Supposedly, this is a phenomenon unique to ...
Tags: couples,
evolutionary theory,
excuses,
frisky,
gender,
gender norms,
home,
honeymoon phase,
love,
relationships,
sex,
sex drive,
sex poll,
sexual appetite,
sexual desire,
stimulation,
study,
viagra,
women
January 30, 2012
A slut is a person of any gender who has the courage to lead life according to the radical proposition that sex is nice and pleasure is good for you. ~ Dossie Easton
January 26, 2012
For better or for worse, the popular franchise The Bachelor will come to Canada in the fall of 2012. Although it was only announced this past Monday, casting begins now. Let’s hope the one hunky man and his Canadian pick really fall in love and make it work — which would be contrary to the ...
Tags: bachelor pad,
beautiful women,
bikini,
comedy,
dating,
entertainment,
eye candy,
fairytale,
hot men,
landscapes,
love,
Popping Culture,
reality tv,
relationships,
representation,
romance,
scenery,
sex,
spin-offs,
stereotypes,
The Bachelor,
The Bachelor Canada,
The Bachelorette,
Twitter,
unrealistic,
vacation
January 18, 2012
A whopping 90 percent of U.S. erotic films are made in Los Angeles (mainly concentrated in the San Fernando Valley), but this may be about to change. This Tuesday, the Los Angeles City Council voted 9 to 1 that performers must wear condoms. But the policy, which will go into effect in 90 days, is ...
Tags: AIDS,
blood-borne pathogens,
condoms,
disease,
enforcement,
erotic films,
freedom of choice,
health laws,
HIV,
immorality,
individual freedom,
law,
law enforcement,
Los Angeles,
Matt Gurney,
morality,
police,
porn industry,
pornography,
protection,
regulation,
rubbers,
sex,
state law,
STIs,
Tabitha Stevens
January 13, 2012
Recently I went to a concert with a (male) friend. He was a friend of the band, and we were in a city he’d lived in for years. That seems simple enough, doesn’t it? As the crowd thickened and I was introduced to more people, I became aware of sideways glances and inquisitive stares. I ...
January 10, 2012
Axe body spray brings to mind naked women chasing men on the beach, and men spraying themselves in the hopes of getting laid. That strong, musky scent represents manhood, treating women like prizes and anything but subtlety. But that symbolism may change as Axe unveils its new body spray for women: Anarchy. Does this mean ...
Tags: anarchy,
AXE,
axe for women,
body spray,
commercials,
equality,
feminism,
gender,
objectifying men,
perfume,
sex,
sexism,
women
January 10, 2012
Neil Strauss’s The Game fell into my hands by accident, the way most strange and slightly sticky things do. You might have heard of this book. It was a New York Times bestseller for a worrying two months in 2005. Tom Cruise’s character in Magnolia was apparently based on the material printed on the 486 ...
Tags: book review,
casual sex,
compliment,
date rape,
dating tips,
insulting,
NEGing,
Neil Strauss,
night club,
peacocking,
pick up artist,
pick up lines,
picking up women,
PUA,
relationship,
sex,
the game,
the rules,
Tuesday book club
January 9, 2012
A single male friend of mine told me that when men are having sex they think about one of three things – the person they’re having sex with, someone they had sex with in the past or someone they would like to have sex with in the future. That’s a pretty good answer and probably ...
January 7, 2012
This week, to much eyebrow raising in the press, one of the world’s greatest living scientists revealed that he finds women “a complete mystery.” Stephen Hawking, famous across the planet for his work in theoretical cosmology and quantum gravity, made the comment recently when he was interviewed by New Scientist for his 70th birthday. The ...
Tags: dating,
Errol Flynn,
how to understand women,
Mars and Venus,
men don't understand women,
men's behaviour,
Mick Jagger,
picking up women,
Russell Brand,
sex,
Stephen Hawking,
the why chromosome,
Tom Jones,
Warren Beatty,
women's behaviour
January 5, 2012
Is romance dead? You would think so from seeing the prolific over-sexualization of women in music videos and gratuitous sex scenes on television and film. Rihanna, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez are only a few artists out of many that come to mind when I think of songstresses whose fashion motto is “barely ...
Tags: Angelina Jolie,
Antonio Banderas,
Beyonce,
Billy Bob Thornton,
censorship,
fashion,
Gone With the Wind,
Gossip Girl,
gratuitous sex,
Halle Berry,
Jennifer Lopez,
Joan Bakewell,
kinky sex,
Lady Gaga,
love,
Madonna,
media,
Monster's Ball,
movies,
music,
music videos,
Original Sin,
oversexualization,
passion,
pop culture,
Popping Culture,
raunchy,
relationships,
Rihanna,
romance,
sex,
sex scenes,
sex sells,
television,
The Notebook,
Wild Things