I really don't see him getting a new job in broadcasting. He might have a future in satellite radio or premium TV (like HBO, Cinemax in the US).
What stunned me was how fast he was being interviewed on the networks. There are seven words that you cannot say on the air without incurring a fine (It gets reported, an investigation happens, then a station can get fined up to $550,000 per occurrence, per station. Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction in 2004 cost CBS-owned stations millions of dollars because it aired on multiple CBS-owned stations.), and in the first ten seconds of his anchor position, he uttered two of those words. Thanks to the publicity, the FCC is aware of this, and could probably fine the station $1.1 million. (They probably won't fine that much, but still...)
I just wouldn't want that kind of liability on TV with a microphone on.
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EDWolfe
1 day ago
Bi-curious Male, 40
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The way I see it, I don't feel like I can call myself bisexual until I actually have a sexual encounter that goes beyond masturbation with both sexes. I have gone all the way with a woman and enjoyed it; however I have only masturbated with a guy and had cyber with a guy, so that's why I listed myself as bicurious.
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I think it depends on various factors. Of course, a lot of people feel that they're ready for the family life younger and younger.
I remember hearing a podcast episode where sex educators were lamenting the fact that more and more schools were going to abstinence-only sex ed and neglecting information about birth control. If young adults aren't aware of birth control (or worse, they think it's bad for them), then they'll be more likely to have unprotected sex (as opposed to protected sex).
In a paper I wrote for a recent composition class, I cited a study that stated about 1 in 3 sexual encounters between singles is condom-protected. (I don't remember if they mentioned other forms of birth control, though.) I also saw that the CDC had noted 1/3 of students were receiving insufficient sex education (either none at all, or abstinence-only). When Indiana University notes that half of 18-24-year-old people are using condoms, there is a problem.
Have to say, though, that I see having children as something that I have to be flexible about. I can say that I'd like three kids before I'm 35, but I realize that may not happen. Or, I might get my three kids all at once when I'm 29.
I remember hearing a podcast episode where sex educators were lamenting the fact that more and more schools were going to abstinence-only sex ed and neglecting information about birth control. If young adults aren't aware of birth control (or worse, they think it's bad for them), then they'll be more likely to have unprotected sex (as opposed to protected sex).
In a paper I wrote for a recent composition class, I cited a study that stated about 1 in 3 sexual encounters between singles is condom-protected. (I don't remember if they mentioned other forms of birth control, though.) I also saw that the CDC had noted 1/3 of students were receiving insufficient sex education (either none at all, or abstinence-only). When Indiana University notes that half of 18-24-year-old people are using condoms, there is a problem.
Have to say, though, that I see having children as something that I have to be flexible about. I can say that I'd like three kids before I'm 35, but I realize that may not happen. Or, I might get my three kids all at once when I'm 29.
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For those of you who don't know, the American Association for Nude Recreation (AANR) held an event at all their member resorts where at a predetermined time (I think it was 3pm EST), all of the resorts would call everyone into the pool and take a headcount. I didn't make it to the first event, but I made it to the second; in fact, it was my first experience being nude around others (at least, without sex involved). (I was told we did set the record that year.) Now, AANR is holding the 5th anniversary World Record Skinny-Dip.
Does anyone plan on going? If so, what resort do you plan to go to? If not, why not? Have you done the World Record Skinny-Dip before?
Does anyone plan on going? If so, what resort do you plan to go to? If not, why not? Have you done the World Record Skinny-Dip before?
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I think it depends on your relationship. Some relationships would find even masturbation to be cheating, while other relationships can involve extramarital sex--so long as all partners involved were aware of the situation.
If you're hiding it, it definitely can't be good. After all, if you feel that your spouse can't accept you being on Lush, then you have to ask yourself why.
Basically, yes it could be considered cheating. But it isn't cheating by default. Only you and your partner(s) can say for sure.
If you're hiding it, it definitely can't be good. After all, if you feel that your spouse can't accept you being on Lush, then you have to ask yourself why.
Basically, yes it could be considered cheating. But it isn't cheating by default. Only you and your partner(s) can say for sure.
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Gotta say, I don't really see a point. If you're going to wear these, you might as well skip clothes altogether. After all, this wouldn't be legal in most public areas anyway.
At least you can wear a Speedo to a mall. I wouldn't, but you legally could. (Well, at least men can. Where I'm at, ladies, you would have to wear a top.)
At least you can wear a Speedo to a mall. I wouldn't, but you legally could. (Well, at least men can. Where I'm at, ladies, you would have to wear a top.)