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by
Mollena,
Jul. 06, 2012
There is an amazing thrill to doing that “new thing.” I remember the first time I stepped on stage, the first time I kissed a boy, the first time I kissed a girl, the first time I kissed someone’s boots, the first time I was spanked to tears…
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by
nanamondoute,
Jul. 05, 2012
Lacking in the flirting department? Nanamondoute has advice for the ladies on how to grab his attention!
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by
funluvinmama,
May. 04, 2012
Being the wife of a truck driver is a extremely challenging task. It takes a lot of patience because you are usually the only person that they have to vent to when they have a bad day or there is a troubling situation.
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Roland Hulme,
Apr. 30, 2012
As the author of a column called “Devil’s Advocate” I’m no stranger to causing controversy, but I was genuinely astonished that what I thought was an innocent comment ended up “offending” so many people when I posted it on Facebook.
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by
Mollena,
Apr. 27, 2012
Why don’t clinics routinely test for this when we come in? Why are we so disproportionately represented? How many women give birth and transmit the virus unknowingly to their babies?
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by
Roland Hulme,
Apr. 02, 2012
Don Draper is a role model for millions of American men – but is that why we’ve become increasingly unhappy in love?
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by
Liz Langley,
Jan. 20, 2012
Check one out at Ottawa's new Human Library!
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by
Mollena,
Jan. 06, 2012
Mollena shares a deeply personal conversation with her mother about just exactly why she lets people hurt her.
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by
Liz Langley,
Jan. 04, 2012
Who knew sensitivity wasn’t a trait native to caregivers?
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Dec. 30, 2011
The temptation to make something up when confronted with questions about your kink can be strong, but most often, the truth in some form is better than trying to get away with the little white lie.
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Dec. 28, 2011
As I look back on 2011, I realize one thing I’ve come to understand more this year is that our society is a lot more prudish than we like to think it is. First let me say that I think everyone should have a clear idea of what's right for them when it comes to sex. Navigating how and when and why you're getting it on is important; telling other people what to do, however, is offensive.
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by
Mollena,
Dec. 23, 2011
There is no one rulebook for how to do this thing we call BDSM, Power-Exchange, Master/Slave relationships, etc., etc. One of the things I most enjoy about perverts is our limitless capacity to forge our own damn path, thank you very much! I’ve done a lot of weed-whacking through the jungles of kink in order to find ways that work for me.
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by
Liz Langley,
Dec. 20, 2011
Passing around those sad or disturbing emails people receive after disastrous dating situations seems like it's all in good fun — but isn't it important to remember there's someone out there who perhaps needs some advice on how to accept rejection with grace, dignity and a little less sociopath-like decorum?
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by
Liz Langley,
Dec. 19, 2011
It just looks too much like a vagina.
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by
Mollena,
Dec. 07, 2011
There is no one rulebook for how to do this thing we call BDSM, Power-Exchange, Master/Slave relationships, etc., etc. One of the things I most enjoy about perverts is our limitless capacity to forge our own damn path, thank you very much! I’ve done a lot of weed-whacking through the jungles of kink in order to find ways that work for me.
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Dec. 02, 2011
Why are the smallest words in our language the hardest to say? When looked at impassionately, these opposing tiny words are easy to write and say. They practically draw no attention; that is until we add emotion. Then they can become almost impossible to use. What are we talking about? The words that compose the shortest sentences in our language: “Yes”, and “No.”
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by
Roland Hulme,
Nov. 28, 2011
The more the sex positive community talks about the importance of respecting boundaries, the more alarming it becomes when, in mainstream dating, some women have been encouraging men to do the opposite for decades.
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by
Mollena,
Nov. 23, 2011
When you look at “Power Exchange” relationships – that is, relationships that are based on someone giving over control of some facet (or all aspects!) of their lives to another person – it seems obvious whose needs, wants and desires come first. The master over the slave, the dominant over the submissive, top over the bottom.
Or is it?
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by
TinaV,
Nov. 18, 2011
Recently, Loperfido and Lazer took the time to speak to TinaV about their new blog and the specifics of their open relationship.
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by
Rachel Rabbit White,
Nov. 18, 2011
Last week when news of Kim Kardashian's divorce shook up the Internet, I asked: What's with the so-called “sanctity”of this marriage? Does the institution actually have any sanctity?
The short answer? No.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Nov. 18, 2011
Let's face it: Some kids make it a little too easy.
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Nov. 04, 2011
Let’s spend a moment on Oral Sex. We don’t mean the licking, slurping, sucking kind; although we love that kind too! We mean opening up your soft, warm lips and sending luscious vibrations through those little white chords that say, “I want you to fuck me. Slow. Fast. Long. Hard.” And, “Please, make it hurt… just a little.” Want to talk about that? We do.
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by
Liz Langley,
Oct. 28, 2011
They're much more comprehensive. And their teen birth rate is half that of the U.S.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Oct. 25, 2011
New York curriculum for mandatory classes draws scrutiny.
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by
Lady J,
Oct. 12, 2011
It's possible there are as many myths and misconceptions about sex and pregnancy as there are babies being born. So what's fact and what's fiction? In this three-part series, Lady J, as a part of her own pregnancy journey, takes us through sex and pregnancy, one trimester at a time.
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Oct. 05, 2011
“Dating” sounds like a dirty word to me, and not in a good way. I love traditionally dirty words in the right context, but dating? Not so much.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Sep. 22, 2011
Buffalo, N.Y., youth commits suicide over bullying.
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Sep. 21, 2011
These days, you don't really have to go on a first date with a total stranger. You can Google, you can hunt them down on dating review sites, you can get a glimpse into who they are before you ever get a glimpse of them at all. But is this really the best way to get to know someone, or the most accurate for that matter?
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by
Nina Hartley,
Sep. 06, 2011
Setting up a scene that involves multiple partners and making the space that allows for everyone’s feelings and expectations can be tricky, but it's important to make sure all involved are comfortable and understand the rules if you want to pull it off without acrimony or fostering resentment.
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by
Em & Lo,
Sep. 06, 2011
Readers are always asking us this question, and the masturbator in question is pretty much always a man. Sometimes his female partner writes to us, asking if she's right to feel cheated on. Other times the man himself writes to us, asking why his partner can't understand how benign his porn masturbation habit really is.
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Sep. 02, 2011
You've considered it. Maybe you've even talked about it, but how do you actually go about opening your relationship to include other people? The direction and design depend on you, but there are important principles to keep in mind to ensure success.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Aug. 23, 2011
Your boyfriend has only made you come once in a year? Is that his fault or is it yours?
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by
Roland Hulme,
Aug. 22, 2011
Whacked out, drunken-ass consent is still consent; otherwise we have to reexamine a woman’s right to drink.
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by
Tinamarie Bernard,
Aug. 18, 2011
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by
Veronica Monet,
Aug. 16, 2011
Do you feel positive emotions when you hear the word “No?” If kink is your preference, you may have eroticized this word but taken out of the context of role-play, the word probably still causes you to wince. “No” signals that you may not get something you want and that is rarely cause for celebration.
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by
Nikol Hasler,
Aug. 12, 2011
So, I guess you could say that I haven't been myself lately. This month has been consumed with trying to hold myself together through a really ridiculous break up. It's been confusing and messy and I've been a nutcase.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Aug. 09, 2011
It's only fair, isn't it? You go down on your partner and then it's your turn right? Tit for tat. Quid pro quo. So what's the deal, why aren't you getting yours?
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Jul. 20, 2011
In Cincinnati, they also do “Bras Across the Bridge.” And why not?
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by
Veronica Monet,
Jul. 19, 2011
Asking those we love for ANYTHING can be problematic. Our culture encourages us to be independent, self-made islands unto ourselves. We are each doing it our way and win or lose, we wear our failures and successes as testament to our personal worth or lack thereof.
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by
ErinORiordan,
Jul. 01, 2011
In a perfect world, every child-guardian relationship would be punctuated with down-to-earth, all-your-questions-answered talk about the young person’s emerging sexuality.
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by
Barak & Sheba,
Jun. 30, 2011
You meet someone new and you wonder...is he kinky? Will he run screaming into the night when I let slip my taste for being tied up? Now is not the time to panic, now is the time to sit back and carefully consider how to introduce your kink to someone you think is vanilla.
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by
Nikol Hasler,
Jun. 10, 2011
When I was a little kid I was a total weirdo. I would talk to anyone, anywhere. Homeless guy on a bench? Tell me everything. Mother at the park swinging her child? Let's chat about swinging and did you know my grandpa died when my mom was a teenager and her mom is crazy and did you know my neighbor Mrs. Pinkski has a little dog and she thinks I stole her tulips but I was on roller-skates?
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by
Rachel Rabbit White,
May. 25, 2011
Prostitution hurts marriage, doesn’t it? This has often been used as an argument against sex work — it’s not only demeaning but endangering to unknowing wives. But, this isn’t an argument about the morality of sex work — it’s about the morality of cheating. Still, when talking to Johns, I had to ask: How are the wives actually affected?
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by
Midori,
May. 09, 2011
Aftercare is a much debated topic among those who are into the rough and tumble play of BDSM. Whose responsible, what is needed and how long it should last are often discussed, but with the submissive in mind. Dominant aftercare is a phrase you almost never hear.
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by
Johnny Murdoc,
May. 05, 2011
In preparation for a new collection of short stories to be published, Johnny Murdoc embarks on a new experience, shooting a nude pictorial, which will be included in the upcoming book.
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by
Kal Cobalt,
May. 02, 2011
Whether you're the one excited about trying poly or the partner who's been approached to open up the relationship, you don't have to just guess and hope about the outcome of this venture. There are things to think about, scenarios to talk about, and tools to use to figure out whether your monogamous relationship has a good chance of withstanding the switch to polyamory.
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Apr. 06, 2011
If you ever see me on the street, chances are, I'll be carrying at least three bags. More than likely four, possibly five. Usually I have my purse, a bag with my laptop, various magazines, books & papers, then a few others with shoes, gym clothes, more books, maybe a bottle of seltzer. The bags are, as I told someone recently, a part of me, but they are also, literally & figuratively, my baggage.
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by
Kal Cobalt,
Apr. 04, 2011
You've heard the roles before: naughty nurse, horny pizza guy, frisky babysitter, suave pool boy...but what if the roleplay you're into doesn't fit into porn's top ten? Whatever your ideal fantasy scenario is, you can accomplish it with a little work.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Apr. 01, 2011
Student newspaper in Florida is fined and censored.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Mar. 29, 2011
Nina offers advice and thoughts on how to go about sharing or discussing your sexual fetishes with family members, friends or new sexual partners.
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by
Lady J,
Mar. 28, 2011
Are there occasions when you owe your partner the obligation to have sex with them?
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by
The Bloggess,
Mar. 24, 2011
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Mar. 23, 2011
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by
Jeff Schult,
Mar. 22, 2011
It's nice to see a survey that doesn't go all crazy about young people having sex, don't you think?
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by
Nina Hartley,
Mar. 22, 2011
If you are in a relationship with someone and fall in love with someone else, is that a betrayal? If you don't share these feelings with your significant other, is that a transgression?
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by
Kal Cobalt,
Mar. 21, 2011
When our society thinks of sexy treats, we usually think of truffles, whipped cream, chocolate fondue, dessert wines...all things that can be extremely unfriendly to diabetic partners. As with any other dietary restriction, perfectly wonderful romantic nibbles can be procured with a little thoughtfulness, common sense, and communication.
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by
The Bloggess,
Mar. 17, 2011
I realize that this article is supposed to be about having sex but chances are that if you’re sexually active you also need to know how to say “no” to sex.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Mar. 15, 2011
How do you stop being the guy every girl wants as a friend and start being the guy with whom every girl wants to flirt?
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by
Nikol Hasler,
Mar. 11, 2011
Most people watching this already know what BDSM is
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Feb. 23, 2011
Recently, I decided to take a break from sex and dating until November, when I turn 36 (but not writing about sex and dating!), and part of my impetus for doing so is to give myself time and space both to work on myself, and to sort out a lot of unresolved feelings and right at the top is jealousy.
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by
Mona Fox,
Jan. 25, 2011
In the best of all possible worlds, we could do whatever we want, with whomever we want, whenever we want... but for those of us who live in the real world, having sex can be a process of negotiation—especially when the real world includes sharing your living quarters with others.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Jan. 25, 2011
If you've negotiated a monogamous relationship with your partner, you've probably set up some ground rules. For most, that means no sex with someone who isn't your significant other. Sounds simple, right? Well, "it ain't necessarily so."
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by
Lorna D.,
Jan. 18, 2011
Undercover journalist records efforts at “cure.”
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by
Lorna D.,
Jan. 04, 2011
One small request generates an outpouring of support for those in need.
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by
Midori,
Jan. 03, 2011
Welcome to 2011! Do you have a long New Year’s resolution list? Lose weight, get in shape, save money, have more sex, switch political parties, move to Canada or perhaps give Kim Jong-il a sexy tickle until his wiki leaks?
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by
Lorna D.,
Jan. 02, 2011
Icy swim by naturists benefits amputee children.
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by
Lorna D.,
Dec. 30, 2010
Science group fights bad sex and health advice from celebrities.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Dec. 29, 2010
“Strength is Sexy” in Lehigh Valley, Pa.
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by
Lorna D.,
Dec. 27, 2010
Lawyer aims to empty our inboxes of dreck.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Dec. 27, 2010
Students would rather get information on the Internet.
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by
Lorna D.,
Dec. 24, 2010
Web site lets you make a greeting full of (censored)
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Dec. 23, 2010
We're looking for some second opinions, here ...
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by
ErinORiordan,
Dec. 22, 2010
Over one billion questions answered … including “Can I sodomize you?”
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by
Veronica Monet,
Dec. 21, 2010
Last month, we looked at how both acting out or suppressing anger can lead to angry sex or no sex at all. Today we delve into anger management. By learning to channel "darker" emotions in a positive way, you can actually boost intimacy and sexual response.
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Dec. 21, 2010
Company pulls erotic service section from web sites.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Dec. 21, 2010
Modern relationships can be complicated. Sometimes when things don’t work out, it’s not always a simple matter of just being able to walk away. What happens when love dies and your sex life seems over, but you’re stuck in a situation you can’t leave?
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by
Rayne Millaray,
Dec. 15, 2010
Documentary filmmaker explores complex marital relations in the Land of the Pharaohs.
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by
Sinclair Sexsmith,
Dec. 15, 2010
So, you’re queer.
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by
Lorna D.,
Dec. 09, 2010
(This probably works for well-adjusted singles, too.)
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by
Jeff Schult,
Dec. 07, 2010
Grants will support “innovative research.”
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by
Cherry Trifle,
Dec. 06, 2010
Einstein’s definition of insanity was doing the same thing over and over expecting different results. Applying the same principle to your love life is a proven method to madness.
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by
Roland Hulme,
Nov. 26, 2010
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by
Veronica Monet,
Nov. 23, 2010
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Nov. 17, 2010
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by
Sinclair Sexsmith,
Nov. 17, 2010
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by
Sinclair Sexsmith,
Nov. 10, 2010
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by
Em & Lo,
Nov. 02, 2010
We hope we don’t need to point out that just one orgasm, for one partner, is not the finishing tape of a sex run. Instead, think of sex as a three-legged race—your partner can neither compete nor cross the finish line without your help, and vice versa. Each partner should make a concerted effort to satisfy the other partner before throwing in the towel.
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by
Veronica Monet,
Oct. 26, 2010
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by
Nina Hartley,
Oct. 26, 2010
"The course of true love never did run smooth," Shakespeare once sagely said, but for the young man who is seeking advice today, the booty train has spotty service at best, and might be headed for derailment. Can Nina help him get his love life back on track?
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by
Nina Hartley,
Oct. 19, 2010
It seems simple: Tips for exploring the wonderful land of sex. But sex is a country that has many destinations worth exploring as well as rules of road, local customs and attractions. Do you feel like a stranger in a strange land? Not sure what to bring along; what to leave behind? Or how to get to the top of the local monuments? Let Nina be your guide.
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Oct. 06, 2010
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by
Nina Hartley,
Oct. 05, 2010
Adam and Eve were tossed out of the Garden of Eden for taking a bite out of the apple that fell from the Tree of Knowledge. Trouble was, and still is, that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, especially when it comes to sex. So what do you do when you've been raised in a conservative environment and have not been exposed to deeper learning about the carnal world? Ask Nina, of course!
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by
Sinclair Sexsmith,
Sep. 29, 2010
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by
Veronica Monet,
Sep. 28, 2010
Today we welcome Veronica Monet to the SexIs crew. If you just don’t get the opposite sex, don't worry. You CAN learn to understand your partner. Whether you’re straight or gay, vanilla or kinky, monogamous or poly, Monet says we all have something to learn about “cross-cultural fertilization.” Life’s a journey. Let our expert tour guide help you make the most of your travels in Libido Territory.
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by
Sinclair Sexsmith,
Sep. 08, 2010
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by
Monica Shores,
Aug. 16, 2010
Editor's Note: This is the debut of Rebel Love, a new column focusing on unconventional relationships that work in spite of social ignorance and public judgment. Each month, a nontraditional couple—or not couple—will share insights into how they’ve managed to stay happily together while not fitting the mold.
If you and your partner(s) would like to be considered for an interview, please email us with “Rebel Love” in the subject line.)
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by
Lorna D.,
Aug. 16, 2010
Old “neurosexist” ideas about the differences between genders are being challenged by scientists—specifically the notion that men are biologically from Mars and women are hard-wired for Venus. Turns out, it may be more nurture than nature than previously thought.
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by
Sinclair Sexsmith,
Jul. 14, 2010
Look at your partner when you’re communicating with them.
When you decide to do something, pay attention, commit to it, and follow through.
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
Jun. 16, 2010
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by
Nina Hartley,
Jun. 01, 2010
Sometimes, "aural sex" can be really hot, but how do you know what to say, and when to say it? How do you keep from cracking up? Learning the language of love can be difficult, but it's also dirty and fun. Just ask Nina.
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by
Award Winning Author of Erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel,
May. 19, 2010
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by
Cherry Trifle,
May. 07, 2010
A recent story in the UK’s Telegraph reports that Facebook is cited in roughly one in five of the country’s online divorce petitions, but millions of avid users swear the reconnections are mostly harmless fun. Have these quantum leaps forward in technology created a society addicted to its past?
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by
Nina Hartley,
Apr. 13, 2010
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by
Nina Hartley,
Feb. 23, 2010
Who is responsible for you having a happy sex life? Hint: It's not your partner. Nina explains that without a healthy emotional state, good communication, and mutual respect for one another, no amount of bedroom acrobatics will save a bad sex life.
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The Beautiful Kind,
Feb. 22, 2010
Not every woman in their late 30s can say they devirginized four men in one year. I can. Over the course of several months, I spent intimate time with four adult male virgins, from 24 to 38 years of age. Two had overwhelmingly positive outcomes, and two did not.
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by
Sinclair Sexsmith,
Feb. 10, 2010
I won’t lie: Sex has saved me. From myself especially. From going so deep into the spirals of my own brain which could drive me crazy. But when everything is perfect, there is no mind in sex. There is just feeling; just the body, moving, stretching, pulling, reaching, opening, pulsing, listening, taking, giving; just sensation.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Feb. 09, 2010
This week, Nina takes on two very different questions. First, she tackles the issue of clit sensitivity. Does it diminish as we age? Can a clit piercing enhance pleasure? Next, a considerate young man wants to please his lover, but is worried that he's climaxing too fast. Find out why Nina says: "There's no such thing as coming to soon."
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by
The Bloggess,
Jan. 21, 2010
This month I’m doing a series of articles to prove to my grandmother that my sex column is just as good as anything from Cosmo by writing my own stories inspired by actual Cosmo titles. This morning I was supposed to tackle…
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by
Dr Dick,
Jan. 11, 2010
Getting ready to marry and finding yourself with a case of the cold feet? Never fear; Dr. Dick is here, with a primer for all you betrothed to-be to find your own sexual success.
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by
Nina Hartley,
Jan. 05, 2010
How does a couple prepare for a threesome? How do you know if it’s right for you and your partner? Why is the fantasy often better than the reality? Nina explains it all!
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by
Dr Dick,
Dec. 28, 2009
One of the most difficult things for me to deal with as a therapist is the aftermath of sexual trauma. And I know that the trouble I have with this is only a tiny fraction of the difficulty my client has as he or she faces his/her past.
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by
Dr Dick,
Dec. 14, 2009
Deviating from conventional model. Is it worth it?
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by
The Bloggess,
Dec. 10, 2009
Or ever, really.
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by
Alisa Bowman,
Dec. 08, 2009
Last I wrote, I was feeling like an old, haggard, dull excuse for a wife—the very type of wife who might have a husband who wasn’t particularly interested in bedding down with her. I can tell you, worrying that you may no longer be attracted to your husband is one problem. Worrying that he may no longer be attracted to you? That’s a problem of an entirely different magnitude.
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by
The Beautiful Kind,
Dec. 07, 2009
One woman’s up close and personal mission to help others work the kinks OUT.
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by
Sexis Editors,
Dec. 02, 2009
In candid interviews, Guy and Debra from the AIDS Service Center NYC make true ASC’s promise of ‘helping many one by one’.
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by
G.L. Morrison,
Nov. 30, 2009
AIDS activists are a diverse group. The faces, the voices, the hearts, the minds, the goals vary from each to each, but they all have one thing in common: the courage to act on their convictions. What does one look like? Anyone. Everyone. Take a look in the mirror. It might even be you.
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by
Sexis Editors,
Nov. 30, 2009
For Executive Director, Sharen I. Duke and the dedicated staff at the AIDS Service Center NYC, the battle rages on. In this video interview, she provides an overview of ASC's ongoing mission.
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by
removedacnt,
Nov. 24, 2009
When it comes to verbal communication, my husband generally have no problem finding things to discuss. Actually, one of the things I love most about him is that he truly listens to me and respects my opinions. But there’s one topic we both stumble over—sex. Actually, it isn’t the topic of sex per se, but being able to effectively communicate our wants and needs.
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by
Elizabeth,
Nov. 10, 2009
The things that turn us on are determined not only by our individual preferences, but by the culture in which we live. The same holds true for those things that effectively turn us off.
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by
Mother May I?,
Nov. 09, 2009
Why is talking to our progeny about sex so awkward? Does it have to be?
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by
Alisa Bowman,
Nov. 03, 2009
That’s what I’ve been telling myself...let's see if I can make it happen.
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by
Dr Dick,
Nov. 02, 2009
Virginity is a very touchy issue in just about every culture on the globe. Curiously enough, it’s almost always exclusively about female virginity. This sad double standard gives rise to emotional conflicts for both genders. But again, it is young women and girls who bear the brunt of it.
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by
G.L. Morrison,
Oct. 27, 2009
These days, not even poets are squeezing their hearts into love letters. We live in a fast-food world. And while love still isn’t something you can order from the drive-through, modern courtship is a reflection of the way we live: fast, easy, and a little out of control—like a quick email, an instant message—or a throng of twenty-first century Cyranos Twittering their love...in 140 characters.
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by
Lady J,
Oct. 26, 2009
At 6:00 each morning, you are likely to find me out cold. My husband on the other hand, is most likely laying next to me, wide-awake, trying to cajole me into a daybreak quickie. At this time of day I am barely capable of keeping my eyes open, much less my legs, and he knows this. However, this doesn’t stop him from trying—and hasn’t stopped him from trying for the last six years.
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by
Elizabeth Black,
Oct. 22, 2009
News flash, folks: You may think you’re a powerhouse in bed who can get any partner off, but according to a University of Kansas study, of students they interviewed who were sexually active, 67 percent of women—and 30 percent of men—faked orgasms.
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by
removedacnt,
Oct. 19, 2009
Infidelity in marriage is like a Ming vase that’s been shattered by the person you loved and trusted most. That’s what my life felt like the night I found out my husband was cheating on me. I shared that with someone who’d been through it as well, and she said she wanted to turn her broken pieces into a beautiful mosaic. I think—and hope—that is what my husband and I have finally done.
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by
Dr Dick,
Oct. 12, 2009
I have just the thing for all you folks out there who are in a relationship. If you’re like every other couple I know, you have your share of tension. And let’s face it—tension leads to fighting. And fighting, if not done fairly, can lead to hurting your partner—even if that’s not your intention.
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by
G.L. Morrison,
Oct. 09, 2009
No matter how you say it, it seems everyone is talking about body size—either their own or someone else's. Fatspeak is a national obsession. So much talk is meant to belittle that it’s easy to give offense where none was intended. Here's a quick lexicon on Fat Language. Consider this a travel phrase book to the land of Fat where the roads are often dangerous, unmapped and slippery when wet.
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by
Citi Kittie,
Oct. 07, 2009
Explaining your relationship status isn't easy when you've got a wife, a girlfriend, and a boyfriend (or what I like to call a Full Set). "It's complicated" doesn't begin to capture it. But while we may be unique, there are lots of people who practice polyamory. It can be pretty confusing for the participants themselves, so it's not always easy to explain to everyone else.
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Sarah Sloane,
Sep. 11, 2009
I get a lot of questions. Some are good, some are bad—some just get asked over and over and over. Let's run down the top five...
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sarahdopp,
Aug. 21, 2009
We find ourselves and we find our loves in our own unique ways – that’s just how it happens to be. For a whole bunch of us, this means we get caught in a closet (or ten) somewhere along the line. Fortunately, we get to decide for ourselves whether or not (and how) we want to come out of those closets. There’s a lot to consider.
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Dr Dick,
Aug. 17, 2009
As promised, here’s Dr. Dick’s highly anticipated seminar on being a great ass-fuckin’ top. This is a companion piece to an earlier tutorial for you novice bottoms out there — Liberating the BOB Within. This tutorial is for anyone who is considering being a top, regardless of whether the meat injection is 100% prime, or a beef substitute (a strap-on dildo), these words of wisdom are for you.
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Wise Young Mommy,
Aug. 12, 2009
It’s inevitable that all couples will go through it. And when you add needy children that expect to be fed, bathed and nurtured every day to the relationship cocktail, the chances that sex is going to take a backseat for certain periods of time is almost completely unavoidable. The question is, how long is too long?
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Dr Dick,
Aug. 10, 2009
So—you’ve finally decided to become a B.O.B. (Big Ol’ Bottom)? Tired of missing out on all that ass-play everyone’s talking about? Been secretly tripping on the exploits of your favorite porn stars? (“Jeez, would ya get a load of that—his hole looks like the Victory Arch in Paris, for God’s sake.”) And now you want a piece of the action for yourself?
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Wise Young Mommy,
Aug. 05, 2009
Momma’s got a brand new bag. And it’s full of paddles, floggers, and restraints. It’s time to get your kink on!
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Dr Dick,
Aug. 03, 2009
So you’ve met the person of your dreams—only you haven’t got around to telling your new honey your dirty little secret...
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Tobi,
Jul. 31, 2009
Being a trans woman myself, and having dated a number of other trans women, I occasionally have people ask me for tips or advice on being sexual as or with a trans woman.
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Wise Young Mommy,
Jul. 29, 2009
Okay, moms—take your fingers out of your ears: it’s time to talk about buttsex!
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Sarah Sloane,
Jul. 27, 2009
Being a sex-educator isn’t all glamour all the time. And for Sarah Sloane, it’s more about being a sex-positive gypsy, traveling the highways and byways to deliver the good word—sort of like an evangelist, with a strap-on. In her first column, our heroine reflects on life, long-distance sex, and the evils of cheap hotel beds.
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Dr Dick,
Jul. 20, 2009
I’m often asked about my work as a sex therapist. I’m surprised at how few people have any sense of what we actually do. While I can’t speak for all my fellow therapists, I can tell you a bit about my own practice.
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Sexis Editors,
Jul. 10, 2009
This week on SexVoxing, something a bit more personal...What is the most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to you during sex?
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Wise Young Mommy,
Jul. 08, 2009
This week: an open letter to dads, husbands and/or partners, from the mothers who love them but want—or, rather, need—more foreplay).
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Wise Young Mommy,
Jul. 01, 2009
When it comes to talking to your wee little ones about the birds and the bees (and specifically, why Mommy and Daddy are doing it), the truth often WILL set you free—and it just might get you laid more often.
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Sexis Editors,
Jun. 26, 2009
Today on SexVoxing: What book on sexuality do you think should be required reading?
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Sexis Editors,
Jun. 19, 2009
Today on SexVoxing, we’re going to take a walk on the wild side of ‘what if’: What tip or technique do you wish your ex had known?
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L. Jade,
Jun. 05, 2009
One cold November night the year I turned fifteen, I kissed him for the very first time. Seven years and thirteen days later, we finally made love. What happened in between?
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Kal Cobalt,
Jun. 04, 2009
From Facebook to Twitter to Myspace to AIM, YIM, and Skype, our love lives have transitioned seamlessly into the constantly evolving fabric of Web 2.0. But what do you, a savvy social networker, do when your love live goes awry? Kal Cobalt sorts through the tweets, status updates, and Skype logs to find out.
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slavette,
May. 26, 2009
A Peek at Life Behind the Black Leather Curtain
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Sarah Sloane,
Apr. 28, 2009
Are you a swinger, baby? Do you want to be? Swinging has come a long way since the 60s...explore the new swinger lifestyle and decide if it's the place for you.
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Cherry Trifle,
Apr. 21, 2009
On Craigslist, the user can find anything their heart (or other organ) desires. Is this a healthy thing - and who's doing it? Cherry Trifle finds out.
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Sarah Sloane,
Apr. 16, 2009
There's a lot of talk going on these days about HPV, from hysteria to disinformation, to the occasionally sharp pang of truth. Sarah Sloane pulls back the blinds and takes a closer look.
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Citi Kittie,
Apr. 03, 2009
Safewords are words or signals called out, usually during BDSM-related play, to either slow down or completely stop a scene. Citi Kittie gives us some deeper insight into the ins and outs of safewording – but take note: chances are that your boss will not respect your safeword when you use it to try and get out of that overdue spreadsheet.
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Sarah Sloane,
Apr. 03, 2009
Want to know some great ways to mess up your relationship...or would you rather get some hints on how to prevent it?
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L. Jade,
Mar. 31, 2009
Keeping your sex life fresh and exciting is dependent on one crucial thing: communication. From negotiation to fantasy lists, 'as you wish' to anti-fantasy lists, let's take a look at a few of the options out there for better improving your sexual communication skills.
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