Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Basic Facts
Sorry for the delay. Thank you for being patient while I worked out my technical difficulties. I will get all the links I used in the video attached to this web post, probably tomorrow.
As always, you can watch this on YouTube.
Links:
Teen pregnancy rate trends.
STDs - Wikipedia.
CDC - Herpes facts.
Medscape - Herpes facts.
CDC - STDs
Huffington Post - How long should sex last?
Monday, September 13, 2010
Technical difficulties
Just a head's up to my few current followers: I'm experiencing some technical difficulties, so this week's webcast will be a little later than Wednesday, though hopefully I'll be able to get it up (heh) by Sunday at the latest. That is a hope, not a promise, though. Stick around, I promise we'll get up and running as soon as I can. Thanks!
Friday, September 10, 2010
Disclaimer
I suppose I'll go ahead and state this pretty much up front...
All of what I will say comes from one of three sources:
1) My personal experience.
2) My personal study and research.
3) Personal experience of people who have, at one point or another, been close to me.
However, out of respect for both my privacy and, more importantly, the privacy of the people I care about, I will rarely disclose whence they came. If I'm repeating something third hand - that is, something quoted from another quotable source like Dan Savage - I will attribute it as such. I will not use others' material without crediting them (knowingly), but otherwise it will be rare that I will disclose precisely where I obtained the information I'm giving. This is not hide anything, exactly, but since some of the topics I'll be discussing will be exceptionally personal and sometimes controversial in nature, I don't want to put anyone's identity or privacy at risk.
While none of the people I will talk about, myself included, are in any way embarrassed or ashamed by their experiences, everyone's sex life is intensely personal and I do not wish to bring anyone into other peoples' bedrooms.
And, honestly, keeping the information relatively anonymous will allow for greater opportunity for you to make it your own.
All of what I will say comes from one of three sources:
1) My personal experience.
2) My personal study and research.
3) Personal experience of people who have, at one point or another, been close to me.
However, out of respect for both my privacy and, more importantly, the privacy of the people I care about, I will rarely disclose whence they came. If I'm repeating something third hand - that is, something quoted from another quotable source like Dan Savage - I will attribute it as such. I will not use others' material without crediting them (knowingly), but otherwise it will be rare that I will disclose precisely where I obtained the information I'm giving. This is not hide anything, exactly, but since some of the topics I'll be discussing will be exceptionally personal and sometimes controversial in nature, I don't want to put anyone's identity or privacy at risk.
While none of the people I will talk about, myself included, are in any way embarrassed or ashamed by their experiences, everyone's sex life is intensely personal and I do not wish to bring anyone into other peoples' bedrooms.
And, honestly, keeping the information relatively anonymous will allow for greater opportunity for you to make it your own.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Introduction
Welcome to Sex.Life.
What is coming is a blog and webcast about sex, love, relationships, and how to make them all work better for you and your life. While it will be - hopefully - educational, I aim to make it fun and just generally interesting. Stay tuned and I'll help you improve your Sex.Life.
What is coming is a blog and webcast about sex, love, relationships, and how to make them all work better for you and your life. While it will be - hopefully - educational, I aim to make it fun and just generally interesting. Stay tuned and I'll help you improve your Sex.Life.
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