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Nice guys.
(Update: Amanda Marcotte just wrote a response to this post over at Pandagon, calling me a “megadouchebag.”) It’s difficult to write about the sexual isolation of sensitive men without falling back on clichés. So I’ll begin this post with a … Continue reading
Madonna/Whore
There are aggressive women who are going to make your dick hard who are fit to raise your children. – Dan Savage On the Madonna/Whore complex: I believe that whenever you’re looking at undesirable behavior or beliefs, it’s alway important … Continue reading
Sex, dogs, and science.
Susan Walsh at “Hooking Up Smart” recently wrote about a study on adolescent dating, Terms of Endearment. According to the study, many girls will endure sex they don’t want to find relationships, and boys will endure relationships to find sex. … Continue reading
Supply side sexuality.
In July, Jaclyn Friedman posted an essay on Feministe entitled “My Sluthood, Myself.” Among the responses was a piece by Susan Walsh, the gist of which seemed to be that Ms. Friedman’s search for sexual novelty would be harmful to … Continue reading