A UBC philosopher’s new book tackles biology, society and the future of love
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A UBC philosopher’s new book tackles biology, society and the future of love
I chose to use a pseudonym for “Hole and Corner” because I worried about my Lebanese-Muslim family reading about my sex life. Maybe I was wrong
The flu is a pain. Aunt Phyllis is just an inconvenience
He’s given me more details for this role-play than any of my other clients, but the more precisely laid out the scene, the more ways it can go wrong
My mother had no problem with other people’s fluid sexualities, but she had absolutely no desire for her daughter to be anything but straight
When it comes to role-play, clients send me a brief summary of what they want — he sent eight pages
What non-Americans can do to protect their privacy at the border
Is it discriminatory to refuse to consider dating someone of a particular ethnicity?
Cruising in India was too dangerous. I would have to wait until I got back to Canada
Suddenly, I notice a small serrated kitchen knife in his left hand
Though briefly decriminalized, homosexuality is a crime here so I needed to be careful
An unexpected hookup, a magic word, and the strange psychology of age-play
Given the wad of cash he threw down, I should probably stick around for a couple of hours
In a city infamous for sex tourism, why wasn’t I in the mood?
Some community members applauding decision to ban uniformed police, while others opposed
Choosing the wrong queer film can lead to awkwardness or ugly crying
Can a sex show go too far?
Am I into sthenolagnia?