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fuckyeahdouglasadams:

“Any man who can hitch the length and breadth of the galaxy, rough it, slum it, struggle against terrible odds, win through, and still know where his towel is, is clearly a man to be reckoned with.”

Happy Towel Day!!

"We need to wake up: Bisexuals are not the exception; they are the norm! Study after study has shown this to be the case. How much more evidence do we need? If we really want a powerful, cohesive, empowering queer community, then every single individual who cares about sexual freedom and self-determination — regardless of how they personally identify — has an obligation to speak out against the pernicious biphobia that continues to distort our science and our politics. Integrity demands no less."

— Amy Andre: The Doctor Is Out… And Outspoken: An Interview With Dr. Lisa Diamond (Part 2)

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sexualassumptions: The Sex Positive Photo Project of the SF Bay Area does it again! Awesome post on masturbation. Lots of links, quotes and of course, photos of folks wanking! 

sexualassumptions:

The Sex Positive Photo Project of the SF Bay Area does it again! Awesome post on masturbation. Lots of links, quotes and of course, photos of folks wanking! 

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sexualassumptions:

C is for COOKIEDOUGH

(Source: lightthefuze)

Turns out Americans don't actually think birth control is controversial

bedsider:

From the just-as-we-suspected files, looks like birth control isn’t so controversial in the U.S. after all. According to a new Gallup poll:

Eighty-two percent of U.S. Catholics say birth control is morally acceptable, nearing the 89% of all Americans and 90% of non-Catholics who agree. The level of acceptability on this issue is far greater than that of the other 17 issues Gallup asked about this year.

thegang:

EPISODE NO. 3 of The Peculiar Kind (WHERE I’M FROM…)

A group of queer people of color discuss how “queer” or homosexuality is viewed within their individual cultures.  (via thepeculiarkind)

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2 step guide to having a beach body!

beautyembrace:

1) Have a body.

2) Take it to the beach!

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mexicanfoodporn: Strawberry Tequila 

mexicanfoodporn:

Strawberry Tequila 

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geekscoutcookies: strangelanguage: The Art of Role Playing When you’re ready to take your sexual relationship from average to exceptional, role-playing is certainly an avenue you may want to explore. There’s something about the guise of being in character that allows couples to open their mind to things they might not have considered before. Role-playing also makes it easier to reveal some of your hidden desires. It can alleviate some of the boredom and pressure to be creative or try every new position under the sun. If you’ve never engaged in this activity before, it might seem a little silly at first, especially if you chose to wear costumes. The best way to start out is to really go slowly. You can introduce the topic by asking a simple question such as, “Have you been good today?” The endless answers to that kind of question invite many different role-playing scenarios. You can also set up a scene that you both must act as a character in. For example, one of you will come to the door to fix something and things lead from there. If you want to be a little more formal about the process, send an invitation to your partner inviting them to join you in a little sex play. Explain their character and give any other instructions you wish them to follow. After you’ve done it a few times, you’ll both feel a little more comfortable with it and the ideas for new adventures will be something you’ll both be eager to explore. Read More ive been needing a reason to use my halloween costume….so..uh..yeah. 

geekscoutcookies:

strangelanguage:

The Art of Role Playing

When you’re ready to take your sexual relationship from average to exceptional, role-playing is certainly an avenue you may want to explore. There’s something about the guise of being in character that allows couples to open their mind to things they might not have considered before. Role-playing also makes it easier to reveal some of your hidden desires. It can alleviate some of the boredom and pressure to be creative or try every new position under the sun.

If you’ve never engaged in this activity before, it might seem a little silly at first, especially if you chose to wear costumes. The best way to start out is to really go slowly. You can introduce the topic by asking a simple question such as, “Have you been good today?” The endless answers to that kind of question invite many different role-playing scenarios. You can also set up a scene that you both must act as a character in. For example, one of you will come to the door to fix something and things lead from there. If you want to be a little more formal about the process, send an invitation to your partner inviting them to join you in a little sex play. Explain their character and give any other instructions you wish them to follow. After you’ve done it a few times, you’ll both feel a little more comfortable with it and the ideas for new adventures will be something you’ll both be eager to explore.

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ive been needing a reason to use my halloween costume….so..uh..yeah.