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“Beyond 50 Shades Darker: Debunking Popular Myths About BDSM”

Groundbreaking new research challenges stereotypes about BDSM participants. Psychology Today by Michael Aaron, Ph.D. First, a caveat: We are not advocates of the ill-informed works of Sigmund Freud or E. L. James, author of the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy, nor do we consider them authorities on sex and sexuality. …

“Mark Your Calendars! LGBT March On Washington Planned For D.C. Pride Weekend”

The Gaily Grind On the heels of last weekend’s Women’s March on Washington, a gay activist in New York City has set in motion plans for a National Pride March on Washington on June 11, which he hopes will draw hundreds of thousands of people. David Bruinooge, 42, a Brooklyn, …

“The Big Five Personality Traits Applied To Sexuality”

iDiva by Prachi Gangwani One of the most commonly used tools to assess and understand personality is something called the Five Factor Model of personality. This model suggests that our personalities can be ultimately reduced to a combination of five traits: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism. The big five …

“Sex Game Removes Intense BDSM Scene Following Fan Feedback”

Kotaku by Cecilia D’Anastasio Kinky at face, Ladykiller in a Bind is not fucking around about fucking. But it’s also not kidding about consent. Yesterday, developer Christine Love removed sex from a potential plot branch after players expressed discomfort. Ladykiller in a Bind is an uncensored, queer, BDSM sex game that …

“‘End of an era’: porn actors lament the loss of legendary San Francisco Armory”

The Guardian by Sam T Levin A handful of leather straps, sex toys and other bondage equipment were scattered throughout the mostly empty studios of Kink.com on a recent Thursday. Peter Acworth, founder and CEO of the BDSM porn empire, walked through the dark basement corridors of the San Francisco …

“‘Sister Wives’ polygamous family turned away at Supreme Court”

USA Today WASHINGTON  — The Supreme Court said Monday it won’t hear an appeal from the family on TV’s Sister Wives challenging Utah’s law banning polygamy. The justices left in place a lower court ruling that said Kody Brown and his four wives can’t sue over the law because they …