Sex is the key to everything! Since 2011, I’ve been bringing you the best in sex education. Let’s keep it running!
Don’t you just love that image?! Ugh, it so hilarious! Lulz. I have never seen anything funnier or more sexist in my life! Yes sexist.
This image preys upon that ever popular idea that women are these immensely complex and insane creatures that are made to confuse the simple and sensible man. Or, as Phillip DeFranco likes to say, “bitches be crazy.”
As a kid, whenever I was feeling down, my grandmother would tell me to make the best out of a bad situation. It never made me feel better, but I always found ways to make lemonade.
I wonder what Chris Waitt’s grandmother gave him as advice because he decided to take his lemons and shove them into the open, festering wounds of all the women that’d been unfortunate enough to date him since middle school. I guess that wasn’t such a bad plan because from all the searing pain and, drunken, Viagra fueled tirades; A Complete History of My Sexual Failures was born.
Well, here we are again. I know it's been forever since I gave you a new sex playlist, but I've got a great one for you today.
This is playlist is for what I like to call sunday sex. It's for those days where you want nothing more than to lay in bed, cuddle up, close and intimate. Those moments where sweat is the only thing you'll let come between you and your partner(s).
This playlist is slow and seductive. It melts over your sex and adds silk to your creamy sexy fun. Turn the music and lights down low. Get things swirling.
You can thank me later.
We have had some seriously enlightening and heavy posts this week. So let's lighten things up a bit with this video from Ray William Johnson's animated band Your Favorite Martian.
Before you get all uppity claiming transphobia, Ray has said that this is simply a parody of some straight men's fear of sleeping with a transgendered woman. Plus our resident tranny suggested the video during our interview, so you can go kick rocks.
The most offensive thing you can do to a trans person is to assume that you know their situation better than they do. Most transgendered people would rather educate than have you assume. A lot of us want to share our stories and our experiences.
Growing up I was a tomboy. I remember telling my mom, as a little kid, that I was a boy. My mom then told me that if I kept telling people that, they would forcibly institutionalize me. She has a flair for the dramatic. I kept thinking that way until I saw a therapist when I was 18.
