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 | In Toronto, where I live, we've been enduring record temperatures. It's hot, and there is little relief for those of us who don't live with wall-to-wall air conditioning. I have a friend who is from the southern U.S. and she is happiest on these days when everyone else is miserable. I don't know if she prefers sex when it's hot, but I know that the phrase "it's too hot for sex" just doesn't compute. This weeks newsletter is more for those of us who understand the sentiment, but would still like to have sex sometime before September. ~ Cory | |
Making Water Wetter
I wouldn't exactly say that silicone lubes improve on nature since, a) I don't really know what we ever mean when we say nature, and b) I'm not sure it would actually be a good thing for water to be slippery. Still, with the advent of silicone personal lubricants all sorts of sex play in, around, and under water got a lot slicker. Whether it's a solo quickie in the shower or a lazy day by the lake, grab some silicone lube and watch the hot days slip by.
| Sex Without Moving (Much)
The sex therapist and researcher Helen Singer Kaplan described sex as "friction plus fantasy." It's a good line, but if it means that we always need both mental stimulation and significant physical movement, I'm not sure it's true. most of us have bodies that talk back to us during (or after) sex, and they aren't always happy with being forced into one of three positions and one of two movement patterns. Sex can be hot without creating extra unwanted heat. you just need to breathe.
| Making Sex Boring
In a recent opinion piece in the New York Times Erica Jong suggests that today's women are less interested in sex, in part because sex has become boring. Sadly in her her hands, or more precisely her writing, it has.
| Recent Data on Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery
A recent review of letters written to refer women for genital cosmetic surgery offers some interesting data and raises important questions about how and why women voluntarily go down under the knife.
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