Before I head off the San Francisco — where for the religious right to get at me, they’d have to crawl through an ocean of queers first, who probably would rub their cooties all over them and turn them gay — after a few hours in Slumberland, I feel the need to sum up my week in but two words: holy shit.
Which does a rather amazing job, really, of saying it all in very short order.
August 8th, 2008 at 3:20 am
EXCELLENT. I mean, not the discovery itself of course, but the fact that they’re exposed. Brilliant work, detective Corinna
August 8th, 2008 at 3:04 pm
I know it happens all the time but I still find that kind of deception so creepy and scary. Ya gotta say one thing for porn and those of us that sell it. All of our stuff is very open..if anything that’s most people’s problem with it in the first place.
Seriously though, honest resources about sex in any form are so hard to find. I had a nurse call me the other day from a local general medicine clinic. She told me that the doctor she worked for had been telling his male patients with premature ejaculation problems to hold the base of their penises during intercourse to prevent this. An operation that the less well hung gentlemen in this world could find tricky no?
Her question for me? ” I was just wondering if that might be what a cockring is for?” > I am too old to think that doctors know everything but really. The really scary part is that this is not an isolated incident by far. I get calls like this regularly and the other day was the first person to tell another nurse that vasoline is not a good sexual lubricant even for masturbation. With this kind of ignorance in our medical community, what can you expect from laypeople? Our level of vulnerability to the tactics you describe is terrifying.