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“Making Consent Cool”

New York Times by NATALIE KITROEFF IN 1993, when Antioch College introduced its “ask first” policy — mandating that students solicit permission for every intimate advance, including kissing — the policy was widely derided. Once the stuff of “Saturday Night Live” parody, “consent” today is proudly emblazoned on T-shirts, underwear and …

” ‘Normal Sex’ Is Becoming More Popular Among Women: Fifty Shades Of Regular?”

Medical Daily By Sabrina Bachai   Two summers ago, women were glued to Fifty Shades of Grey, and the novel had women asking their partners to explore unchartered sexual fantasies. Many claimed that the racy BDSM novels helped them to explore their sexuality and be more open with what they desired …

“Are ‘swingers’ adulterers? Ethics and Religion Talk”

By Rabbi David Krishef Last year, our Ethics and Religion Talk panel weighed in on whether sexting, or sending explicit photos of oneself via text message, was akin to adultery. Now, the panel weighs in on whether two consenting, married adults who are “swingers” engage in such a lifestyle with …

“Woman Who Claimed to Bare All About Nudist Camp ‘Swingers’ Gets Evicted”

A woman claimed “swinging” was promoted at the camp in Davidsonville but the camp denied the allegations and a court dismissed her case. Edgewater-Davidsonville Five months after she hunkered down in Cabin 13 at Maryland Health Society—a nudist park in Davidsonville—a 53-year-old woman was officially evicted from the property and ordered to …

“Where are GW’s kinksters? Campus BDSM crowd needs to come together”

The GW Hatchet By Calvin There’s something vaguely primal – and sensual – about having your hands tied to the frame of the bed, the weight of your partner holding your legs apart. Being worked over by someone aggressively emboldened by your own submission, you build a bond of trust. …

“OMG BDSM”

Stanford Daily …The entire kink community, including Kardinal Kink, functions under as much anonymity as possible. Many fear the impact being outed would have on their career and relationships. Many understand and respect our anonymity, but so few question why it is necessary and what negative impact this legacy of …

“Young: Polyamory pushes the bounds of relationships”

Newsday by Cathy Young While 2013 was a year of major victories for same-sex marriage in America, a controversial court ruling at the end of the year addressed another thorny marriage question: a federal judge in Utah struck down a portion of the state’s polygamy ban. Many conservatives saw vindication …