Bad sex in fiction award includes Booker winner among shortlist targets
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http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/nov/12/bad-sex-award-booker-winner-shortlist-haruki-murakami-kirsty-wark
As embarassing and possibly unfair as it may be for the listed authors to have their descriptions of sex taken out of context and ridiculed, perhaps the existence of this award serves a useful purpose in encouraging more realistic and truly […]
One tantric sex experience, and even for days you will feel relaxed — at ease, at home, non-violent, non-angry, non-depressed. And this type of person is never a danger to others. If he can, he will help others to be happy. If he cannot, at least he will not make anyone unhappy. Only tantra can […]
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“I believe sex education through the arts is incredibly important. As I see it, the arts are a good way to help people to be less judgmental. It also helps give people an idea of what they can and can’t do sexually, and I believe that everybody deserves a good sex life,” […]
“Film spectators are quiet vampires.”
Jim Morrison
“Remember that not getting what you want is sometimes a wonderful stroke of luck.”
Dalai Lama
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“More and more technophilic and commitment-phobic millennials are shying away from physical encounters and supplanting them with the emotional gratification of virtual quasi relationships, flirting via their phones and computers with no intention of ever meeting their romantic quarry: less casual sex than casual text.”
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Non-IRL (non in real life)? Pathetic. […]
“While it may seem that a new photo technology is born every day, photography is still what we make it, not what it makes us.”
Syracuse University fine art professor Mary Warner Marien
‘Sex will be just for fun by 2050 as we all switch to IVF,’ Pill inventor claims
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science…
This BBC 2 documentary, broadcast in 2001, examines the stories of three women whose lives and experiences helped shape new legislation and attitudes towards women in the 19th century.
What Susan Sontag Teaches Us about Visual Culture and the Social Web
“Needing to have reality confirmed and experience enhanced by photographs is an aesthetic consumerism to which everyone is now addicted.”
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