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(Worth reading even if you’re not interested in camming for the insight into the business.) As a change of pace, the Atlantic clutches its pearls about how people are having less se* read. It’s really unclear to me to what extent people having less se* is a result of positive trends– such as people not being coerced into se* they don’t want or people having enjoyable and satisfactory se* lives that consist primarily of writing about fictional characters having se* on Tumblr– as opposed to negative trends– such as people getting into Facebook arguments when they’d prefer to have se* or p*rn making miserable celibacy just tolerable enough that people don’t do anything about it. Excellent read for being appalled at straight people. 72% of women experienced pain the last time they had an*l se*?! Some straight men apparently go around choking people Protestant se*ual abuse crisis is more decentralized but just as far-ranging as the Catholic se*ual abuse crisis, and Billy Graham’s grandson has set himself up as the person to fight it. Boz Tchividjian is a really admirable person and I salute him. about the complications of Lasik less because I want to raise awareness about complications as*ociated with Lasik and more because it’s a fascinating example of how our culture talks about disability. The eyes of people who get Lasik are repeatedly described as “healthy eyes”, despite the obvious fact that they are not: Lasik is a treatment for various medical conditions, including nearsightedness, farsightedness, and myopia. The as*istive tech for people with vision problems is hardly perfect: I once accidentally It’s interesting to me that there does not seem to be any social pressure on people with myopia to cure our myopia at any cost, even though a cure is inexpensive and readily available. It’s also interesting to me that the cure is considered cosmetic (!) and not creates a fake luxury store, Palessi, and discovers a lot of fashion influencers are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for twenty-dollar