links for 2008-03-14
Mar 14th, 2008 by Viviane
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“You just called the dungeon postmodern,” I glanced at him.
He wriggled a little. “Yes, so?”
I raised an eyebrow. “You just called the dungeon postmodern.” -
And now, we see that the NY Times has exposed the escort previously known as Kristen.
Real smart move there, credible, authentic, trustworthy, high-and-mighty MSM. -
I know you’re starting to not believe me about this Sugarbutch Star Contest coming to a close and all, but I really am going to post the last and final piece soon.
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Telling your story, if only to yourself, gives you an opportunity to learn more about your own sexuality, and in the telling there is great potential for transformation. Most of us keep a lot of sexual secrets, including secrets we keep from ourselves.
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Situations like this often place friends in an uncomfortable situation, not knowing exactly what to say or do. Here are a few tips for how to be there for your female friend in trying times
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If we want to reduce the dangers faced by sex workers we should turn to the strategies advocated by researchers and advocates who pay attention to the needs of sex workers.
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CNN apologized today for getting on-air analysis of Gov. Spitzer’s legal options from a former U.S. Attorney who resigned after being accused of biting a stripper.
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in this entire media circus, not once has anyone ever brought up Spitzer’s childhood. But that seems to be all they can manage to talk about when it comes to Kristen
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The unique thing about this fruit is that it is sometimes bitter, sometimes sweet, sometimes sour. Occasionally lumpy, occasionally round. Often misunderstood. Always good.
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I made him cover his face with a pillow. This I feel is quite an accomplishment, as usually he’s the one whose actions force me to stifle screams with bedding.
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Rosedale faces “founder’s dilemma” and steps aside
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I never knew where we were headed. He’d call, give instructions about when he’d be picking me up, what I ought to wear or bring, and then he’d show up. Always precisely on time.
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The reason that I include it in this series is that over the last year or two I’ve seen numerous blogs virtually launch themselves via social media sites.
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Legalizing prostitution, providing social services to abused women…and severely punishing sex traffickers will go much further toward improving the lives of prostitutes than “protecting” them with law that actually victimize them ever will.
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The inaccurate conflation of prostitution and trafficking encourage policy makers to create laws that in reality provide no real solutions for safety and protection for sex workers or that comprehensively address the issue of human trafficking.
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…this software send your username and password to the Gmail account of the author of the software