Ms Naughty looks at porn for women, feminism and sex in general
A story about “anal tears” and rough sex injuries in teens has become an assumed truth, despite it being based on anecdotal evidence. This makes it “panicdotal” – using anecdotes to incite a moral panic. Read More …
“We need to strip boys and men of their erections in order to have rational conversations about porn” says Gail Dines, making a lot of assumptions about men, porn and sexuality Read More …
Back in 1992 The Simpsons poked fun at 70s sex ed films with Fuzzy Bunny’s Guide To You-Know-What, hosted by the ever-amazing Troy McLure. Has today’s sex education improved? I suspect not. Read More …
Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a “porn for teens” site? I mean, let’s just ignore the fact that it’s illegal for people under 18 to look at porn and instead imagine something that better reflects the reality we’re now in, where kids do look at porn and there’s not much we can do about it… except educate. Read More …
Do you remember your first introduction to sex education? I found myself pondering this as I read about the new documentary The Joy Of Sex Education. The doco looks at the history of sex ed films, from the earliest “look out for VD” propaganda from WW1 to the hippy-influenced fun of the 70s through to today. It occurred to me that there was never a moment in my life where Read More …
If you’re not already familiar with them, this is from the BBC comedy series The Goodies. Pretty much every Australian kid who grew up in the 70s and 80s watched these guys at 6pm on weeknights on the ABC. They had a fairly large influence on my sense of humour. This sketch was part of an episode where they lampooned Mary Whitehouse, the conservative nutjob who did her best to Read More …