Shere Hite, one of history’s most influential sexologists, died this week at age 77.
Hite published her revolutionary books of interviews in 1976 (on female sexuality) and 1981 (on male sexuality). The bombshell results of her interviews with some 10,000 Americans included:
In just 72 hours, the sun will set and young kids will start cruising up and down my street. Costumed, faces painted, they’ll have one thing on their Halloween minds—sugar.
However, their parents are supposed to be thinking about predators, who supposedly lurk behind every door, and inside every clown costume.
We can all admire Canada’s culture regarding sexuality. It’s not perfect, but here are just a few features that put American sexual culture to shame.
For example, public bathrooms:
So now Joe Biden is being told he’s made several women uncomfortable over the years. I believe it.
So what does this mean? How damning is it, and what should Biden do about it? What should WE do about it? And who is this “we”?
Adulthood requires that we realize there’s a difference between FEELING uncomfortable and BEING unsafe…
Law school professor Irina Manta proposes that lying on dating apps like Tinder in order to get sex should be criminalized. This demonizes sex, and says that dating is too dangerous to allow adults to do it unsupervised.
I recently spoke in Vancouver, Canada, at one of the city’s most progressive hospitals. Afterwards, several medical staff came up to thank me.
One doc said, “I’m uncomfortable with so many women shaving or waxing their pubic mounds. It just looks to me like women responding to cultural pressure—mostly men and porn—to look like little girls.” I disagreed, and asked…