In a recent study of 445 Ugandan women whose sexual partners were recently circumcised, 40% reported improvements in their sex lives, 57% claimed no change, and 3% said their sex lives suffered. The reasons these women gave for how sex improved may surprise you: better hygiene, it took longer for men to climax, and their partners wanted more frequent sex. Read the rest of this entry »
Looks like W.J. L’amour had a little too much fun this weekend. Sex Bites: better late than never.
No sex (park) in China: This week officials in Chongqing, China ordered the destruction of Love Land, a sex
themed park. The park planned to have models of genitals and sex techniques, naked human sculptures and an exhibition on the history of sex. Park manager Lu Xiaoqing said the park would serve as a learning tool, saying “Sex is a taboo subject in China, but people really need to have more access to information about it.” Bummer. Hope no one out there bought their plane tickets to China yet.
Kenyan man says lack of sex gives him a backache: Following the week-long sex ban in Kenya, a man sues women activist groups, claiming the sex ban affected his marriage and led to a string of ailments, including stress, backaches and lack of sleep.
Bristol Palin words of wisdom: Bristol Palin tells People magazine “If girls realized the consequences of sex, nobody would be having sex,” Read the rest of this entry »
Two Sex Bites ago, I wrote about the sex ban in Kenya. CNN reports that a Kenyan man, James Kimondo, has sued women activists who called for the week-long sex ban to protest the unstable coalition government.
Kimondo filed a lawsuit against the G-10, an umbrella group of women activists, claiming the sex ban affected his marriage, and led to his stress, mental anguish, backaches and lack of sleep. Read the rest of this entry »
From sex bans in Kenya to bestiality in Florida, your sex news week in review.
No sex in the Prime Minister’s room: The Women’s Development Organization, a women’s rights group in Kenya, called for a week-long, country-wide sex ban on Wednesday to quell the tension and political unrest between Kenya’s Prime Minister Raila Odinga and President Mwai Kibaki. Odinga’s wife supports the sex ban, and Patricia Nyaundi, executive director of the Federation of Women Lawyers (Fida) told the BBC “”Great decisions are made during pillow talk, so we are asking the two ladies at that intimate moment to ask their husbands: ‘Darling can you do something for Kenya?’”
Last chance: The Florida Senate is set to rule on a law outlawing bestiality, which means, there’s still time. . .
Craigslist first Internet site to contract a STD
God loves sex: A church in Melbourne, Florida, is shaking up the east coast community with a workshop titled “Great Sex for You.” Read the rest of this entry »
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