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1. ON EXHIBIT
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2. BRAZILIAN BUTT TRAINING
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3. SEX ED
Corset Magazine does Ms. M:
Ms. M. is quite the lady. Besides being a sex therapist and an advice columnist for New York City's Museum of Sex, she also happens to be an artist and a musician. With CORSET she shares details about her ideas for sex topics, writing, music, and the ideal sex education curriculum:
"We need to readdress how we educate ourselves and our children about sex.
For example, I don't think young girls should even attempt to lose their virginity until they have learned how to make themselves orgasm first, or until their partners can get them off with their mouths or fingers first.
What's the point in risking pregnancy or an STD just to get him
off?"
Read Ms. M's interview in Corset Magazine here.
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4. SEXTYPE.ME
For the sake of science, send this to people you fuck: http://sextype.me/
Sextype.me is a MoSex project that hopes to discover a correlation between sexual personality and lust. Help us out, take the test and invite people you've been with.
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5. "IT'S MY PULSATOR"
The Museum of Sex Shop is featuring award-winning German adult toy producer Fun Factory in an installation in the shop for the month of February.
Highlighted in the installation is the new Stronic Eins Pulsator. Daniel Basiletti, Director of Retail for the Museum of Sex, says it's revolutionary:
"The Stronic is an incredible new toy that will change the industry forever. Rather than the traditional vibrations created by most toys, the Stronic Eins itself actually pulsates and moves in a series of different patterns and intensities. With Stronic Eins, Fun Factory has revolutionized the industry and opened a Pandora's Box of pleasure."
Presiding over the race is Dirk Bauer, owner of Fun Factory. Also featured in the installation is a collection of important artworks by Fun Factory artist Dennis Bernhard Stuckenbrock, created between 2001 and 2006. Of the artworks, Mr. Basiletti says:
"These works embody Fun Factory's mission to experiment with form, and speak to the Museum of Sex's exploration of how design and art play an important role in human sexuality."
Artwork by Fun Factory artist Dennis Bernhard Stuckenbrock
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7. DEAR MS. M
We broke up. I still watched tranny porn. I even had sex with a stunningly gorgeous one I had befriended, who was fully functional and had great tits. (Gay men, I know you're judging me right now-you always do.) I lived out the fantasy, but it wasn't as exciting as I had built it up in my mind to be. I too, had sexually processed something I couldn't understand, which manifested itself into a fantasy. And when I tried that fantasy in real life, it wasn't all that. I haven't looked at tranny porn in years. It does nothing for me now.
I happen to think fantasies are much healthier if they go through phases, if you explore them, because when you evolve, so do they. Being stuck on the same fantasy your entire life can't be healthy ... or satisfying.
Keep reading on the MoSex blog. Have a question for Ms. M? Email AdviceFromMsM@gmail.com.
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8. PEOPLE WHO JUST HAD SEX
Jinks likes big women. Good thing he's with Money, a lovely BBW who's really only been with one dude-Jinks. We waited outside the bedroom while they enjoyed each other for a while, and then interviewed them afterwards for a sex-session recap.
Watch interviews with people who just had sex on Vice.com.
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