Well yeah obviously. You were having sex with a woman. You need to come out of the closet and find yourself a man if you want to be fulfilled. JFC.
LMAO! I was thinking that when I first read that. XD
I just wanted to reply to you, so I deleted the other stuff. lol
(via getmethrough)
Well, to each his own I guess..
Oh good, thanks bb-boi <3
It sure is pretty, but oy, the pain! That tattoo is true dedication towards uterine love.
“Connecticut is showing signs that sex education is working, as more teens who are having sex are using condoms, according to a recent health survey. Although two thirds of all high school seniors report having had sex, the good news is that nearly 60 percent of those surveyed did use condoms to protect from pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.”
Hooray for results that work!
“The company shuts down its “adult” section, but posts offering erotic services abound”
You may have heard already that Craigslist closed their “adult services” section on Saturday in an attempt to stop the solicitation of sex workers on their website. Whether or not this closure will be a good thing remains to be seen.
Opponents have been pressuring lawmakers and Craigslist to stop advertising sex for quite sometime — and often with good reason. Some lowlifes were using the site to traffic and exploit women and underage girls against their will. Others were offering “sensual massages” at hourly or block rates to lonely business men.
I am all for arresting sleazy men pimping their wives via Craigslist and stopping crazy Craigslist Killers, but I am also open to a public forum where honest and professional sex workers can advertise their goods. People are going to pay for sex with or without Craigslist’s help. If the site can act as a facilitator by allowing clients and patrons to interact and discuss business, then I don’t see anything wrong with that.
Happy Labor Day! (Get it?)
“I love hanging out with you. All the boys keep looking at me.”
Wow, I love me some Mentos, but maybe not anymore. (via Sociological Images)
It’s about time someone makes an iPhone app to remind women to take their birth control pill. Hashsoft’s myPill “provides a verity of features that answers most women needs, it has friendly intuitive UI and high quality graphics that makes the whole usage experience fun.”
If I had an iPhone, I’d probably download it (via Appmodo)
“Last year the Kaiser Family Foundation worked with MTV, which produces and airs both shows, and the D.C.-based National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy to make copies of the first season of “16 and Pregnant” and discussion guides available for use in teaching teenagers and young adults about the perils of teen pregnancy.”
I admit it, I’ve never seen 16 and Pregnant, and I don’t know if I would have the patience to watch it. Maybe I’m just being cynical and judgmental because two of the “stars” are featured on supermarket rag covers, but if this show can create a healthy dialogue in classrooms about teen pregnancy, then I’m all for it.
Everyone, please take a moment to cream your jeans with me because it is 90210 Day, and Dylan McKay/Luke Perry is one sexy mo-fo.
Portland (Maine) Press Harold, August 18th, 2010.
This only adds to the debate of abstinence-only programs and the way we view sex…
I guess Suzie should have been quieter while having sex in her parents’ house. And thank you, ccaron, for the submission. I will never understand Dear Abby’s popularity.
Maybe on day I’ll submit a story…or three.
“One might say that human life is priceless, and no amount of money is worth terminating an untimely pregnancy. To that person I would say: Please sign a promissory note to pay each pregnant teenage girl $205,960 over a 17-year period. Human life may be thought to be priceless, but it is not without cost.
We read that some current candidates for public office describe themselves as being both social and fiscal conservatives. The principle tenet of social conservatism is a steadfast opposition to abortion at any stage of development. Many social conservatives support any means necessary to coerce women into bringing every fertilized egg to term. How can social conservatives create an unfunded obligation of $300 billion per year and then profess fiscal conservatism?
A true fiscal conservative would want women to have children when they are socially and financially ready to take on such a serious commitment. In the meantime, a true fiscal conservative would want young women to use birth control. If all else fails, they should have unfettered access to the option of last resort, no matter how disturbing it is to our personal or religious beliefs. This is the true path of fiscal conservatism.”
Well said, Chuck O’Neal.
“The results showed that 58 percent of the women who have undergone second trimester abortion wanted to undergo abortion in their first trimester. The most common reasons were the potential patients had a difficult time of arranging the said abortion with a percentage of 59 percent. Also, 39 percent of women have a difficulty in deciding whether to undergo abortion or not. Lastly, 36 percent of women don’t know that they are actually pregnant after all.
Meanwhile, the study of Drey had somehow similar results. Their team’s studies involved 398 abortion patients…The results of the study showed that 58 percent of women underwent second trimester because of delay in getting insurance and abortion services. Moreover, the women had less knowledge that they are actually pregnant already.”
Thanks to grad school starting, I’m in a stats and numbers kind of mood, so I found this article very interesting. Too bad my brain is too fried to offer any more additional insights.
“MTV launches a campaign encouraging young people to get tested and check in on Foursquare while they’re at it”
Like the author, I have no idea what Foursquare is, but I’m all for STD-testing. If I had an account, I would have proudly displayed by “GYT” badge on May 14, 2010 when I was last tested.
