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Sextherapybristol has moved. But not very far.
A Happy New Year to all followers and readers. Just a short post to let you know that the sextherapybristol blog has moved, but not very far. I have just relaunched the sextherapybristol website for 2014 and the new blog … Continue reading
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Play Bad Sex Media Bingo
Cringingly bad documentaries on sex now seem to be a standard of mid-week TV schedules on Channel 4. After last week’s Porn on the Brain, my expectations of C4’s next offering in the genre to be broadcast on Monday, Sex … Continue reading
Porn on the Brain – Ex-Lad Mag Editor Launders His Soul on TV
God loves a sinner that repents more than ninety-nine righteous men. But when it comes to preaching on TV about the effects of porn, even the Almighty might wince at the hypocrisy demonstrated on Channel 4 this week by Martin … Continue reading
Posted in Male Sexuality, Pornography, Sex Education, Sexualisation
Tagged Abi Titmus, Channel 4, Lads Mags, Loaded, Male Sexuality, Martin Daubney, Porn on the Brain, Pornography, Sex Education
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Big Pharma Pushes Out Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction
Drug treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED) are effective. Millions of men, particularly older men, have been helped to better, more reliable erections. Until the chance discovery less than two decades ago that PDE type-5 inhibitors had a gratifying side impact … Continue reading
Female Ejaculation – Fact or Porn Fantasy?
Do some women ejaculate like men? In the twentieth century the experience of female ejaculation was widely believed to be an invention of Victorian pornographers, particularly William Lazenby’s notorious The Pearl, published in 1879 and banned the next year. Masters … Continue reading
Posted in Female Sexuality
Tagged ejaculation, Female ejaculation, Female Orgasm, Orgasm, Skene's glands
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Sex Education and Faith Communities in the UK: Challenges and Opportunities
Panel Discussion Thursday – 18 July 2013 – 5pm – 7pm Donald McIntyre Building, University of Cambridge, Faculty of Education 30 May 2013 – Should sex education in schools be as open as possible and or is it best left to … Continue reading
The Wrong Trousers: Has a Bristol school got its sex education priorities on backwards?
A Bristol secondary school recently sent a letter to parents of female students regarding school uniform. The letter explains that in the last few months “an increasing number of parents” have been purchasing “tight fitting leggings/trousers or jeans” for their … Continue reading
Anything Goes. But Keep it In Your Head. Review of “Phone Whore” by Cameryn Moore
Fantasy is an essential component of human sexual desire. That much was recognised by the early pioneers of psychotherapy. However, for much of the twentieth century it was our sexual behaviour rather than our sexual imaginations that occupied the attention … Continue reading
Phone Sex and the Imagination
Montreal: February 2013 – When I was a kid in 1960s London, my father insisted on installing our first house phone in the unheated downstairs hall. The choice of location was to prevent my mother getting so comfortable she ran … Continue reading