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This week's round-up is quite a random mix of topics, from sexy dancing to sexy literature, porn stars and trans* surgeries. Let’s just dig right in!
Researches at Northumbria University have determined the exact way that men should dance to attract women. No, unfortunately, it is not the funky chicken. Check out this graphic on The Frisky to see what it is.
Want to know what it would sound like if Robert Frost wrote erotic poetry? Or maybe Edgar Allan Poe? KafkaRotica’s mission is to craft literary erotica, and Nerve has compiled a list of the their favorites.
In his personal and poignant article for The Stranger, Conner Habib asks just that. You'll be amazed and interested to discover how he's been treated as a result of his profession, and the conclusions he's come to about how people respond to those who work in pornography - and why.
Two articles came out this week, discussing some myths about trans* people and gender confirming surgeries. The first was written from a policy perspective by Brynn Tannehill and the second was written by Mitch Kellaway and focuses more on trans* men and myths around genital reconstructions. Both are informative and important to read.
Want to know pretty much everything there is to know about silicone? Lorax of Sex has a post worthy of the term "epic" on the subject.
