April 11, 2012
The belief that homophobes and those who commit hate crimes against gays are lashing out against their own homosexual feelings is not new. But a new study has offered valuable evidence to the speculation. The study links feelings of homophobia with repressed same-sex attraction. It also adds new insight by showing the role strict, homophobic parents have ...
Tags: anti-gay,
denial,
denial of same-sex feelings,
family,
hate,
hate crimes,
homophobia,
LGBT,
parenting,
repression,
sexuality,
study
March 25, 2012
Last year’s London riots signified a terrible time for the city and other parts of Britain. What should have remained as a peaceful protest about how the police handled a shooting in north London raged out of control. It looked to the rest of the world as if the entire country was on fire. Obviously, ...
March 20, 2012
The next thing you know your zumba instructor’s going to say, “Welcome, Class. Let’s start with a warm-up, shake our hips like Shakira, and finish with a series of coregasms.” Hey, it’s not like we’ve never heard of women having orgasms during a vigorous workout before. A good heart-pumping gets the blood flowing and experts have ...
Tags: arousal,
captain's chair,
coregasms,
doggy style,
downward dog,
endorphins,
euphoria,
exercise,
exercise-induced sexual pleasure,
exercised-induced orgasm,
female sexuality,
human contact,
orgasm,
sex,
sex positions,
sexual pleasure,
sexuality,
tingles,
yogasms
December 19, 2011
What do you know, treating people like human beings with equal rights makes them happier and healthier. No, it’s not liberal hippy nonsense. There is now a study to back it up. In states where same-sex marriage is legal, gay and bisexual men go to the doctor less often. Their health costs also go down ...
December 7, 2011
Honour killings — two words that should not be used in the same sentence. And yet the practice of “cleansing” a family from the dishonour of a woman is not only still carried out, it is reportedly on the rise. Honour killings are an ancient tradition of controlling a woman’s actions — particularly her sexuality. ...
Tags: Canada,
caste system,
feminism,
honour killings,
India,
Love Commandos,
Mohammad Shafia,
Muslim women,
sexism,
sexuality,
UK,
women,
women's rights
November 10, 2011
I am a Little Monster. And Lady Gaga is my mama. I was so excited to see news reports last week of Lady Gaga’s new non-profit foundation for youth, the Born This Way Foundation (BTWF). But wait a second. Don’t the words “Born This Way” allude to the existence of a “gay gene?” That our sexual ...
Tags: Born This Way,
Born This Way Foundation,
DNA,
eugenics,
gay gene,
gay rights,
Lady Gaga,
Popping Culture,
sexual orientation,
sexuality,
what causes gayness
November 3, 2011
Art has never been afraid to represent human sexuality in its multitude of forms. Books like Lolita and Lady Chatterley’s Lover were banned for a time because they didn’t shy away from uncensored sexuality; Harlequin novels full of Fabios have remained popular to this day; nude paintings and sculptures covering museum walls continue to showcase ...
Tags: ancient art,
ancient humans,
art,
artifacts,
cave drawings,
erections,
erotic,
erotica,
eroticism,
Fabio,
genital carvings,
genital ornamentation,
Harlequin,
human sexuality,
Lady Chatterley's Lover,
Lolita,
Madonna,
male genitalia,
penis,
penis ornamentation,
phallic relics,
phallus,
piercings,
pleasure,
procreation,
self-expression,
sex,
sexuality,
Sue Johanson,
tattoos,
The Joy Of Sex,
Upper Paleolithic Period
October 31, 2011
I have to confess. I don’t understand Hallowe’en. What little I know about Halloween, I got from movies I watched. I don’t understand the holiday because, for the larger part of my life, I never celebrated it. When I was 15-years-old and moved outside of my country of birth, I celebrated Hallowe’en for the first ...
Tags: bitches,
costumes,
free expression,
Hallowe'en,
Happy Halloween,
hos,
sexuality,
sexualization,
sexy,
sluts,
whores
October 27, 2011
Okay, I’ll admit it. When I go into a bookstore I still like to giggle over the sex books. You would think that my flourishing interest in sexy illustrations started with the Kama Sutra but, au contraire, it began with one glimpse at the now infamous The Joy of Sex by Dr. Alex Comfort, first ...
Tags: Alex Comfort,
authentic,
banned books,
censorship,
Charles Raymond,
evolution of sex,
experimentation,
illustrations,
Kama Sutra,
kinky,
New York Times best-seller list,
pleasure,
procreation,
self-help,
sex,
sex books,
sex manual,
sexual liberation,
sexual revolution,
sexuality,
The Guide to Getting it On!,
The Joy of Gay Sex,
The Joy Of Sex
October 25, 2011
While tolerance for the LGBT community is slowly increasing, sometimes it still seems relegated to the streets proudly bearing the rainbow flag. You expect to see gay couples in Toronto’s Church Wellesley Village, Vancouver’s Davie Village and San Francisco’s Castro District, but what about when they venture out of designated “homosexual neighbourhoods?” Well, homophobia rears ...
Tags: affection,
Castro District,
Church Wellesley Village,
Davie Village,
exhibitionism,
family friendly,
gay,
gay community,
homophobia,
homosexual,
intolerance,
kissing,
lesbians,
LGBT,
PDA,
private sphere,
public display of affection,
public sphere,
rainbow flag,
sexual orientation,
sexuality,
Tim Hortons,
TMI,
too much information,
touching,
touchy-feely