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Sex Is Fun: the Twin Problems of Ignorance and Boom
I’m writing this post with this header image in the hopes that it will not appear to be an advertisement for sex. This is not usually a problem I have; most of the things that I blog about are not nearly this much fun. That’s why I am boldly persevering, despite it all. Being a [...]
Posted: September 3rd, 2008 under Betty Dodson, Bust, Europe, God, Sex Roles, Sex for One, abstinence, abstinence-only, bdsm, cock, devil, feminism, feminist, feminists, feminists have better sex, feminists have more fun, g-spot, jill-off, open source, religion, sex, sex ed, sex education, sex lives, sex partner, sex positive, sex positivity, sex research, sex toy, sexpert, sexual activity, sexual attraction, sexual morality, sexual morals, sexual orientation, sexual partner, sexual pleasure, sexual relations, sexual responsibility, sexuality, sexually transmitted infections, tristan taormino, viagra.
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ONSLAUGHT: the campaign against women's self esteem
Following Dove’s “Evolution” campaign, they’ve come out with this new ad that points to the effects of the objectification of women on the self-esteem of girls and women. (Hat tip to Cathy for the link.) Interestingly, they call attention to the fact that the style of
Posted: November 7th, 2007 under Bust, Female Sexuality, Neil Strauss, The Game, affirmation, assholes, backhanded, beauty, bullshit, cellulite, compliments, conglomerate, cream, destiny, fat, girls, humor, integrity, intelligence, low self esteem, objectification, pick up artists, power, seduction community, self-esteem, sexuality, standard of beauty, women.
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This is What a Feminist Looks Like: Miranda July
In an interview with our beloved BUST magazine (the magazine “for women with something to get off their chests”), Miranda July, the filmmaker behind the brilliant if unbearably emo “Me, You, and Everyone Else We Know,” answered some questions about feminism. Do you consider yourself a feminist? Yes. That’s so nice to hear. There are [...]
Posted: October 8th, 2007 under Bust, July, Miranda, and everyone else we know, boyfriend, emo, fear, feminism, feminist, labels, magazine, me, women, you.
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