Sex researchers shed light on unpopular sex acts

Reuters ^ | 5/7/05 | Amy Kalin

[R. Scott]

Amazing, isn't it, that they could conduct all this research with just one hand?

One hand with a glove?

[apackof2]

I bet you could find several over at the DU

[paul_fromatlanta]

>>ah, but any cop can tell you that these things "escalate"...first he breaks into houses to get underware, but with time many of these men act on their fantasies. So you see kidnapping, rape and murder.

If he merely wanted ladies underware, he could easily buy it or shoplit it. <<

Exactly, the difference is consent - or more precisely, informed, adult, human, consent. As soon as you are talking about acts when everyone doesn't consent or anyone is underage or it involves animals, it becomes something the state has an an interest in preventing. You don't need a religious argument although you can certainly add that.

Paul from Atlanta

[BIGLOOK]

Taxpayers of course! A luncheon to discuss "unpopular sex practices", no problem. Taxpayers will foot the bill and never know it.

Good to see you MadIvan! Stick around!

[shaggy eel]

Nanin's photos are more than an explicit how-to of exhibitionism and sadomasochism, he says; they are examples of safe alternatives to sexual intercourse that need to be de-stigmatized in order to fight diseases like HIV/AIDS.

,,, yeah, right.

[NorthWoody]

As long as the calliope is playing Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, I don't see a problem. :)

[LibFreeOrDie]

"It's otherwise known as bestiality, and according to the article is a "safe" alternative to intercourse and therefore useful for fighting the spread of AIDS."

Great - not only do we have to worry about Mad Cow Disease, but Gay Cow Disease, too?

[sweetliberty]

"How come everyone claims I have these strange fetishes?"

Ummm.....could it be because you keep telling us about them?

[humblegunner]

Still needs spinner rims.

Conquest and destruction are fine things but one must remain
mindful of popular opinion and appeal. Think of the youth.

If you happen to make Papal appearances with those crappy rims nobody will love you.

[paul_fromatlanta]

"It's otherwise known as bestiality, and according to the article is a "safe" alternative to intercourse and therefore useful for fighting the spread of AIDS."


What a foolish argument. Animals have their own diseases that they transmit and many can also be carriers for human diseases... Not to mention it's just plain wrong.

[ThreePuttinDude]

Olga Perez Stable Cox

You've got to be kidding me......

[aposiopetic]

The only thing I want to know is who is paying for all this.

Well said.

Incidentally, it is good that the effectiveness of a certain post-election opus was of limited duration.

[sweetliberty]

"WHERE is PETA on this issue?"

Having sex with Loving the animals, of course.

[pa mom]

I'll cut any part of my body off for a chance at sex.

Not if it's the wrong one!

[SoVaDPJ]

I wondered the same thing--asked my hubby, "There are unpopular sex acts? Who knew?"

Ya learn something new everyday!

[pa mom]

Reminds me of that CSI episode about folks who enjoyed dressing up in animal costumes. Furries, I believe they were called . . .

[gitmo]

Strangely enough, I've not found a woman who shares this common fetish.

Believe me. It's the caliope music.

[sweetliberty]

"Teen sexuality draws sensational headlines, but suffers from a lack of academic study, researchers said."

Am I the only remaining person in the known universe that still believes that teenagers have no business HAVING sex?

[humblegunner]

CSI episode about folks who enjoyed dressing up in animal costumes

More folks would like them if they had cool spinner rims.