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lomerz: Best Vines of May 2013 (Part 1) oh my god

Thu, 23 May 2013 01:47:59 -0400

Best Vines of May 2013 (Part 1)

oh my god

Neurolove.me: Some Random Findings from Psychology

Thu, 23 May 2013 01:44:33 -0400

Neurolove.me: Some Random Findings from Psychology:

1. Men use around 12,500 words a day whereas women use around 22,000 words a day.

2. Having a pet enhances your relationship skills.

3. Laughing reduces stress and helps to strengthen your immune system.

4. Laughter and smiling are…

nice-torso: asexual-not-a-sexual: wall-flawer: asexual-not-a-s...

Thu, 23 May 2013 01:38:40 -0400

nice-torso:

asexual-not-a-sexual:

wall-flawer:

asexual-not-a-sexual:

Here is a brief guide to some of the important things you never learned about in sex ed.

Debunking myths about anatomy

Brief overview of sexuality and gender (More complex version here)

Slut-shaming and consent

Various types of birth control (with at least 95% effectiveness)

Masturbation

Lube

Sex toys

Ebook for sharing is [HERE] (I’m sorry I just really love making ebooks…)

**WRONG INFO ON SOME OF THE BIRTH CONTROL SUCCESS RATES**

Seriously, not even with perfect use

So since I’m tired of seeing people post that my birth control information is wrong, I’m just gonna say it once rather than the previous 20-ish times I’ve seen someone comment: I literally copied the information from the Planned Parenthood website for each method. One source. All in one place. Right there.

Here is the link to the information for each method: [LINK]

I used the “with perfect use” statistic for each method. These can all be found by going into any method, and going to the “How Effective Is [BLANK]?” tab.

Basicaly: birth control is, in fact, very reliable when used correctly.

I did remove withdrawal as a method because some people flipped out, but, if you read the site, you will see that with perfect use even withdrawal is 96% successful. I’m not saying everyone should use withdrawal (as it has a 27% pregnancy rate if used incorrectly), I’m just giving you the facts. As is the point of the series.

I would absolutely never make up medical information. These facts are true—or as true as Planned Parenthood is to their information.

Well I found this useful, though not meant to debunk any personal moral choices

Pornstars & Pornographers on the Porn Industry

Thu, 23 May 2013 01:15:41 -0400

John Stagliano, porn producer: "I was the first to shoot Rocco. Together we evolved toward rougher stuff. He started to spit on girls. A strong male-dominant thing, with women being pushed to their limit. It looks like violence but it's not. I mean, pleasure and pain are the same thing, right?"
Julie Meadows, ex- porn star: "This industry is full of people that hate - literally HATE women."
Vince Vouyer, porn producer: "The girls get torn up like usual."
Khan Tusion, porn producer: "Degradation drives the business. … There are things going on right now that are way over the line."
Brandon Iron, porn producer: "Where else but in porn can you see a guy who just met a girl that day crack her around, choke her out."
Docter Sharon Mitchell, Adult Industry Medical (AIM): "Things are getting more and more demeaning towards women. It's degrading. It's very, very violent."
"I sit there everyday and I sew up anal tears and anal prolapses and the physical conditions of what people are putting their bodies through is getting very, very far away from sexuality as we know it."