Today I'll make it in a
happy and not so serious tune – let's listen to some music! I
recently rediscovered Army of Lovers (happens every once a year or
so), and wanted to share their brilliantness with everybody.
Where the silence gives room to the thoughts that would otherwise drown in the noise of outside life
Showing posts with label sex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sex. Show all posts
18 February 2013
17 February 2013
Jolene, If He Wants to Go, You May Keep My Man
When
talking intimate relationships, all sorts of stuff is relevant; who,
what, how, when, is it even the right person? And much prose and
music has been made about just about every aspect of all of this mess
(no, really, it can be a mess, I'm sure you agree). One thing to
worry about, or that people worry about whether they ought to or not,
is: will that special someone stick around? Will somebody come and
whisk away your someone?
Labels:
autonomy,
Beatles,
children's songs,
English,
gender relations,
Jolene,
love,
male sexuality,
monogamy,
music,
patronising,
people as property,
relationships,
sex,
sexuality,
songs
02 February 2013
Vagina Dentata
Over at
the local art museum, Aros,
there's a particular piece of art that continues to intrigue me.
Consumer's Guide to Safe Sex
by Thomas Bruun (1988) is actually just a box. It has on its
front a picture of the female intimate parts, cut out from,
presumably, a porn magazine. It carries instructions on how to use
the paper and a round hole cut where the vulva would be, with some
very graphic language at that. Also, in my opinion, rather
objectifying, but I'll get back to that. The hole in the paper fits a
hole in the entire box, thus constructing a sex machine into which
you may insert your penis (be you in the possession of a such). So to
speak. For if curiosity overwhelms you and you look into the hole
meant for the penis, you see – a mouse trap. If you use the
machine: Snap. Ouchy. The machine bites back. A Vagina Dentata.
Labels:
art,
Denmark,
English,
female sexuality,
gender relations,
male sexuality,
mythology,
penis,
rape,
rape-axe,
sex,
sexual freedom,
sexuality,
South Africa,
vagina,
vagina dentata,
violence
26 January 2013
Normalising period-talks
Recently I caught myself
casually passing out the information of my period having started that
same day, to a person I didn't really know all that well, who had no
particular reason to be interested in my period-schedule, and, most
importantly, was of the male gender – the horror! He took the
information with a straight face (I don't honestly think he cared),
and since we're not prepubescent children, he ought to be acquainted
with the concept anyway. What interested me on an afterthought was
rather my own reaction of “oh sh.. oh well. He took it nicely, so
should be cool.” Why would I react that way?
Labels:
English,
gender relations,
health,
menstruation,
public space,
sex,
sexual health,
society
24 October 2012
Blowjobs, Rape and Preeclampsia
Hello
again! This time around in English, perhaps some of you will
appreciate that ;)
Today
the subject will be more serious, I'll be discussing science! And it's implications for society, and I'll even touch upon censorship of science. But let
me start with a little story about how I got to find the particular
piece of science that lead to all these reflections.
So,
there I was, procrastinating and flipping through random web pages,
when I came upon this article, ”Eight things you didn’t know you could do with human sperm”
- fascinating reading, though I personally wouldn't eat anything
cooked with sperm, and also... skin softener. Seriously? Just.. ew.
Labels:
blowjobs,
censoring,
condoms,
contraception,
English,
evolutional science,
gender relations,
health,
patronising,
politics,
pregnancy,
science,
sex,
sexual freedom,
sexual health,
USA
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