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Decode his drink, but don't call 911 for free phone sex.
10 must-click love and relationship links.
Knockoff no-no: Four factory employees were arrested in China for producing and selling condoms that provide almost no protection against pregnancy or disease. Read on to find out what these fake condoms were lubricated with. [TresSugar]
Don't put your wedding ring in a disposable cup. Garbage men sifted through 10 tons of garbage to locate a ring that a woman's husband accidentally threw away. [Asylum]
Earlier this week, Congress passed an amendment that could compromise women's reproductive rights. Em & Lo summarize what you need to know about it. [Em & Lo]
Busted: A man … Read More
Men just aren't into shopping, flowers or the telephone.
Stop me if you've heard this one: men seem to be from one planet while women are from another planet altogether. While making sweeping gender generalizations borders on insulting, there are some Martian tendencies on our part and Venusian on y'all's part (aw, crap, now I've done it). Read:10 Simple Things Women Want
1. Flowers. Our homeys at The Frisky bumped into a major Mars-Venus issue: Flowers. Their resident dude writer, John DeVore, backs the floral industry and makes several salient points as to why flowers are important...a good read. While I agree with him, I can see … Read More
Angelina is getting back at Brad by seducing her ex-husband over the phone.
Angelina Jolie is getting it on, via phone, with ex-husband Billy Bob Thornton to get back at Brad Pitt for all of the Jennifer Aniston drama, according to Celebitchy.
The National Enquirer (via Showbiz Spy) reports that although no actual sex has taken place between Angelina and Billy Bob, Angelina has taken it upon herself to talk to him naked while in a bathtub sipping on a glass of wine.
Oh, and did we mention Brad walked in on her during one of her steamy conversation?Read: Phone Sex For Beginners
"That was the last straw … Read More
Maine OKs same-sex nuptials and other relationship notes .
Love Bytes: four must click love, sex and relationship links.
Maine's governor signs bill permitting same sex marriage. [NPR]
Maine's governor signed a freshly passed bill Wednesday approving gay marriage, making it the fifth state to approve the practice and moving New England closer to allowing it throughout the region.
Is a loved one hurting? Here's what to do. [The Huffington Post]
Swingers spill it on how their open marriage works. [BettyConfidential]
And definitely a new way to remember the '90s. [College Humor]
A Scottish company has invented a light-based device to make LDRs more tolerable.
You know who knows how to fix a problem? The Scottish. They're just not as well-known for it because they generally don't let things get to the "problem" level and when they do they bring in the big guns: English getting 'em down? They bring in Rob Roy (or William Wallace, I guess). Ladies don't think you're sexy? Call in Rod Stewart (definitely not Michael McDonald). And if you absolutely have to get Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane to avenge your father's foul murder? Holler at your boy MacDuff (please forget Donalbain entirely). That's why I'm not surprised … Read More
Long distance lovers and couples in close proximity alike benefit from the intimacy of phone sex.
It can start with a simple question like: "What are you wearing?" Other times it starts with a focus on breathing or a loving, but stern, command. And sometimes it starts with a simple "hello" and an ordinary conversation. No matter how it begins, once it's underway you'd better hope you have unlimited minutes. If you're having phone sex, there's no telling how long the call will last or how hot and bothered you'll get.
If you're feeling even the least bit weird about spicing up your airwaves, know that a recent survey by Cosmopolitan magazine said that 85 percent … Read More
What if you found out the government was listening in on your phone sex?
Imagine being away from your significant other for a significant period of time because you have volunteered to serve your country. Whether it be for the war or for the International Red Cross, the separation is bound to cause anxiety and heartache. The only thing close to intimacy is the occasional phone call. But a telephone conversation can't exactly be considered "intimate" when complete strangers are listening in.
Today, ABCNews's The Blotter is reporting that hundreds of US citizens across seas have been eavesdropped on as they called friends and family back … Read More