This weekend we received word that Condé Nast is shutting down one of our favorite sex and relationship sites, the Daily Bedpost. Run by Em & Lo (real names Emma Taylor and Lorelei Sharkey,) the Daily Bedpost offers fun, down-to-earth, sex and relationship advice several times a day. Love Buzz has long been a fan of The Daily Bedpost; they've inspired us to write about sex myths, the male birth control pill, testicle touching, one night stands and more.
LoveFeed reminds you that even one-night stands have rules. Watch and learn a few things YourTango and The Daily Bedpost want you to keep in mind when having a fling
Do discuss safe sex. Do not leave your bra at his house. Do do it doggie style. Do not enter a coma.
One-night stands: for or against? The Daily Bedpost posed this question earlier this week, and readers responded in favor of the casual liaison. Em and Lo, in turn, laid out ten basic rules of the one-night stand. After all, knowing you'll never see him again does not give you (or him) permission to be rude. Some of our favorites (with a bit of interpretation)...
Oral sex tips video reveals different strokes for different folks when it comes to going down.
With the overwhelming number of preferences out there, it's even more vital that we learn to ask about a lover's likes and dislikes. After all, you wouldn't walk into a Baskin Robbins hoping to get lucky and pick your partner's one favorite out of 31 flavors, would you? Conflicting opinions abound on what warrants good oral sex, and Daily Bedpost's caught some on video. Watch and learn!
Awesome question from the Daily Bedpost. Would you date an only child? There are clearly reasons to steer clear of the single child: solipsism, mom issues (or dad issues), socialization difficulties, reliance on television/imaginary friends for company, skewed POV, no experience with sharing a room/clothes/affection, pressure to have children now… basically a lot of stuff that home schooled kids go through just without the spelling bee dominance.
Bedpost Myth # 4. Gentlemen should always pay for dinner.
Disagree. Though it seems counter-intuitive (and somewhat hard to swallow) to the liberated 21st-century woman, a recent survey revealed that almost 50 percent of women kinda/sorta want men to pay.
Bedpost Myth #14. Your lover should be your best friend.
Agree. We'll see your Myth #14 and raise you a "your husband shouldn't be your best friend" claim. Psychologist and relationship expert, Esther Perel, challenges the idea of a mate fulfilling every role and claims that keeping a sense of mystery in marriage helps keep it hot.
