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• Siege has
been a busy boy. He captures Dania
looking forlorn in her lovely party dress; Pauline
looking pretty (and pretty bare) in a bare, wood-paneled room; and Mara
posing for a Xmas portrait. Meanwhile, a
mystery girl bathed in red light receives a close, pelvic inspection. And
as far as holidays go, New Year’s Eve wasn’t all ...
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Charlotte_Web
hasn’t written a 2008 entry, but we’re interested to see what shenanigan’s her
New Year’s Eve included. On New Year’s Eve she wondered “if I would/could ever
be bold/dumb enough to write about having sex, as in actually HAVING it, not
the mere fact of it-having-been-had.” Here’s hoping she does…
SJ1000 ...
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Porn these days is mostly an internet phenomenon – few triple-X
features are made on film and even fewer advertise themselves through
traditional movie posters. No so old films; the book X-Rated: Adult Movie Posters of the 60s and 70s celebrated classic XXX
placards, and in 2004 we reproduced a few of the best. See them here.
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The Nerve Insider was on vacation last week and we missed some
great content. Let’s catch up…
- Monday’s horoscopes told Taurus to get ready for the
mile-high club.
- On Friday we had two photo galleries, one of men
smoking and one film-inspired woman.
Something for everyone here…
- Also on Friday, film reviews. There
Will Be ...
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As you may remember from previous installments, Sarah cries
a lot. But in this installment
she doesn’t weep in a restaurant. She cries in other places, but by the end of
the story her tears have dried up and been replaced by something else – love,
fulfillment, hope; whatever it is, we’d all be lucky to have stories that end
like this. ...
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Welcome to 2008! Before we move forward let’s take one last
look at 2007: put on your thinking cap for our year-in-review quiz. Answer questions about gay wizards, lying in
online profiles and naked celebrities and, depending on your score, we’ll tell
you which celebrity couple you are.
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In 2005 Ms. Emily DePrang wrote a great essay
about being fired for sexual harassment for our Sex at Work issue.
“For the next week, a little voice
piped up every few seconds to remind me — you're a pervert. People who knew
you were grossed out by you. People you shared cigarettes with were disturbed
enough to trot downstairs ...
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"The Rachel Mysteries: A Trilogy" is a personal essay from
1999 by David Shields about his first love. He reads her journal and they have intense, enraptured sex.
“In her journal, she wrote that she had never been kissed like this in
her life and that she inevitably had trouble going to sleep after seeing me. She
actually ...
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Merry day after Christmas! We’re
posting a story that explains why some men cat-call women on the street. It's also about desiring people of the cloth and more generally about the
sexuality of a lapsed Roman Catholic. But what sticks out in our mind is this explanation
of cat-calls, or piropos:
“Theoretically, the ultimate point of ...
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This story takes place in the end of
the summer, “when even the heat feels cool because it’s tired of itself.” It’s
set in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, a town that “had the stillness of
a rattlesnake before the strike.”
The descriptions in this story are
spot-on. The narrator hears a fight start “slowly, like a lawn-mower far ...
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