filed under: Sexerati Hearts, Erotic Elite, Smart. Safe. Sex. by Melissa Gira | 1 Comment
Warning, the following may just be too much hotness, too much certainly to contain in just this one little bit of Firefox opened up on the sunniest, sweetest street in the Lower Haight today (of course I blog sex in public), too much hotness for San Francisco, too much hotness for us not to share this gasp, smack, wet-inducing clip that director Shine Houston has delivered to us exclusively from the latest Pink&White Productions feature, In Search of the Wild Kingdom.
Wild Kingdom, in a perfect pomo porno twist, documents the (fictional) documentary of a het girl filmmaker in search of ‘the real lesbians of San Francisco,’ and, of course, the real sex she finds along the way.
So, who videoloves you, baby? Watch the clip now.
Want more, and better yet, more in the company of other fans (and makers) of delectably dirty smut, be sure to hit the Roxie Theatre in San Francisco on March 29th for the world premiere.
filed under: Design for Sex, State of Sex Ed, Smart. Safe. Sex. by Melissa Gira | 1 Comment
Sexerati is a bleeding (Pan Am-esque) heart, you know. While visiting the offices of Better World Advertising yesterday in downtown San Francisco, we couldn’t help but be struck by how much hotter and smarter public health campaigns around safer sex are — and more effective — when introduced by the likes of the Healthy Penis.
Better World is also behind the indie-cred-filled ‘Buck Syphllis’ campaign (just look at that t-shirt), and the controversial ‘Homoboy’ posters that, while promoting HIV prevention for men of color who have sex with men, were also criticized for their portrayal of bottoms as “bitches.” Riding the line of honest community engagement that doesn’t pander or patronize and in-your-face messaging worthy of framing in your bedroom is a tough one, and we’re glad to have such great designers (oh, for their bank of Cinema Displays) and sexual health and rights activists on the cause.
Follow along on our tour in the Sexerati Flickr pool. (And heck yeah, add your own images of smart sexual health messaging to the pool, pls!)
filed under: Bubble Hotties, We Are The Sex Media, Smart. Safe. Sex. by Melissa Gira | 2 Comments
Apparently, unlike BlogHer, there’s no condom vendors at South by Southwest for Nick Douglas (nee: Valleywag, whose launch we blogged once-upon-a-time, now lost to the mists of dead servers) to whore himself out to for a sponsorship at his video blog, Look! Shiny!.
See here:
(revlogged via lookshiny.com)
We could say we don’t know what kind of condoms you’re using, Nick, but… but instead here’s, by way of retort, a quick-and-dirty on three ways to improve condom sex:
• Keep condoms near bedside, and exploit the opportunity to fetch one as a moment to talk up who can’t wait to fuck who.
• If you’re having a truly good time, sticky hands are inevitable. Teamwork is the order of the day to get a stubborn, slippery package open. Barring that, tiny towels? Hiring a PA?
• To avoid the perilous “top-the-wrong-way-round” situation, ever-so-slightly roll and unroll the rim of the condom back and forth to ascertain which way is the correct one. Use this moment to add a tiny drop of water-based lube to the inside tip for increased, slippery ‘receptacle-filling’ action.
To sum up: condoms, your friend and mine. And if any nonoxynol-9 free, 100% latex, pre-waterbased lubricated, non-textured, really truly clear, and with a hip rounded cornered font packaged condom company is looking for a videoblog to sponsor who loves them? Ahem.
filed under: Sex Hacks, Smart. Safe. Sex. by Lux Nightmare | 5 Comments
So I’m a very busy woman, right? And I know there are some days when I’m running down the street, cup of coffee (well, in my case, chai) in hand, when my birth control alarm goes off on my cell: and the first thing that comes to mind is, “Damn, if only I could chew my pill instead of just swallow it!”
Well, maybe not, but that seems to be the scenario that the makers of Femcon Fe, the world’s first chewable OCP, have in mind. Because apparently, the solution to a busy schedule is having a pill you can chew rather than swallow.
Now, personally, I would think that having to chew your pill would actually take more time out of your day (especially since you have drink 8 oz. of water after chewing the pill, to assure that all the residue gets into your system). But hey: I’m not going to argue that too hard, because having more options for birth control is always a good thing.
But, uh, can we get back into the labs and start working on that male pill? Or shot? Or something? Please?
[NB: For the curious, Femcon Fe is spearmint-flavored. That’s right: spearmint.]
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