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Reblogged from twenty---something
mermaidinwonderland:

Whenever things get tough…
(It’s terrible but I couldn’t resist.)

mermaidinwonderland:

Whenever things get tough…

(It’s terrible but I couldn’t resist.)

(Source: twenty---something, via autostraddle)

From the SFGate, this article touches on quite a few important/relevant issues (and has also been called “The Daily Heartbreaker”):
“Citing the Defense of Marriage Act, the Obama administration denied immigration benefits to a married gay couple from San Francisco and ordered the expulsion of a man who is the primary caregiver to his AIDS-afflicted spouse.”

From the SFGate, this article touches on quite a few important/relevant issues (and has also been called “The Daily Heartbreaker”):

Citing the Defense of Marriage Act, the Obama administration denied immigration benefits to a married gay couple from San Francisco and ordered the expulsion of a man who is the primary caregiver to his AIDS-afflicted spouse.”

Reblogged from iuwaehfoaiuwhefoiaulfjqn
Soooo, when are we going to get rid of marriage completely?

Soooo, when are we going to get rid of marriage completely?

(Source: iuwaehfoaiuwhefoiaulfjqn)

Are sex-bots/femme-bots the future of sex?
(Someone at Discovery Health has to have a robot fetish— how else would they have found this?)
Quote of the video:  ”She [Roxy the sex-bot] even has a special face when she….has her moment of ecstasy if you know what I mean…”
How can you be building a sex-bot and not be ok with saying orgasm? C’mon doc, step up your game.  

Extremely abridged, less sociological, and in NYC instead of San Fran, this Wired article touches on some of the same topics as Elizabeth Bernstein’s Temporarily Yours: Intimacy, Authenticity, and the Commerce of Sex.  If nothing else, check out this article for the infographics! 

Extremely abridged, less sociological, and in NYC instead of San Fran, this Wired article touches on some of the same topics as Elizabeth Bernstein’s Temporarily Yours: Intimacy, Authenticity, and the Commerce of Sex.  If nothing else, check out this article for the infographics!