I am currently reading a fascinating review into sexualisation of young people commissioned from psychologist Dr Linda Papadopoulos by the UK’s Home Office. The world over, Advertizing & Media Executives must be jumping up and down at the incredible success of their efforts to undermine women (and now men’s) self-confidence when it comes to sex and their bodies. This state of being is great for an industry that sells most every product by using glamour and sex. However, I believe we have just reached a tipping point here and it’s …

Dr. Charlie Glickman reviews Pink Button labia dye @ Good Vibrations.

When men hit that place where women just don’t do it for them anymore (even though they pursue women for sex a lot) they take it out on women rather than face the fact that they are the one with the problem.

In an interesting blog bit a Brown Alumni group called the Foundation for Intellectual Diversity protested the changes in time and the fact that Brown was hosting a Sex Week that featured information on a lot of subject of interest for university students such as modern relationship management and negotiation, kink, power dynamics, safe sex and sex toys. However, it’s the comments that are worth a good read. Here is a gem from Aida Manduley, Sex Week coordinator.
“SHEEC wants Brown students to be informed consumers, as well as sexually-aware individuals, …

Spartacus is the goriest bit of violence porn ever produced for television. Of course it’s also a tittie fest but that in itself is not offensive at all.

Spartacus is also the first TV series produced for the Doom generation, who have grown up with over the top violence in video games. Just when the violence reaches that level where it will make you hurl, the makers of Spartacus take it up another notch with long slow motion scenes of beheadings and augmented reality blood. Spartacus has the gore level of …