Masturbation is the first and most important sexual skill a woman should learn, as it holds the key to enjoying other forms of sexual activity.

Ideally, this skill is learned prior to the age of five, but far too often it is not learned until a women is in her late teens or early twenties.

This stems from the incorrect notion that children are entirely devoid of sexuality and they are to be protected from the 'evils' of sexuality.

Children, especially infants, are incredibly curious individuals who will undoubtedly discover masturbation on their own.   more »

Craig looks deep into his soul and declares:

"Yes. I'm a man who likes to have anonymous, frequent,

unprotected, sex with men in airport toilets"

God bless America! God bless the freedom to express

your sexuality in the world's greatest democracy!

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The portrait is symbolic of what Bush represents

The neo-conservative, religious-right

influenced politics of America

The porn is making a comment that beneath

this facade of moral propriety

there is a level of hypocrisy and scandal

It's all to do with reality, masks,

perceptions and also repression.

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Keywords: portrait, porn, bush

Army captain and Iraq War veteran Robert P. McGovern’s new book All American: Why I Believe in Football, God, and the War in Iraq makes the case that:

"As a lawyer, a soldier, and a graduate of four Catholic schools, I believe that nations are legally and morally obliged to prevent injustices like genocide, military aggression and threats to civilians.”

In other words, he believes that the Church’s Just War Theory fits the Iraq situation and provides adequate justification for the war.

I gasped when I saw this. First of all, Captain McGovern’s contention that the Just War Theory justifies this war in Iraq is such revisionist hooey.   more »

If Clinton is trying to warn voters about something even more difficult for us to talk about, then she is absolutely right, even brave, and her critics are frighteningly ill-informed about the past.

Clinton is right to caution voters to consider the domestic outcome of a possible terror-related event before the election if you factor into her caution this forbidden subtext: if the terror scare in question is exaggerated, or even manufactured, to serve a domestic political purpose.

Even as I write those words, I understand I am breaching a major social taboo. There is a general polite consensus right now that maintains two no-debate areas.

Firstly, you are not, if you are a serious person, allowed to note in public that it is possible that this White House or any US leader might conceivably distort or hype the terror threat for political purposes - although plenty of serious people discuss this possibility in private.   more »