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sex etiquette
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sex etiquette
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Created on 06 November 2018
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Sexologist Carol Queen Advises A Cis Reader On The Etiquette Of Sex With Trans Folks
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(Article tagged with: sex etiquette)
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... few questions for me. For example, what are the rules of etiquette for engaging sexually with a pre-op or non-op trans person for the first time? What is the right way to ask delicate questions about gender ...
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Created on 14 November 2018
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Sex And The City's Spinoff Raises the Question: "Where Are All The Other Shows About Middle-Aged Women
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... in a way that's like, ‘You look amazing for your age,’” Jennifer Aniston told InStyle. “I think we need to establish some etiquette around that dialogue and verbiage."
Meanwhile, in a 2015 interview, ...
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Created on 18 November 2021
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Strokers 101: What Are They? How Do They Work? How Do They Compare? Our Transmasculine Tester Tells All
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(Sex)
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... today!
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Created on 12 February 2021
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Petra De Sutter Is The Highest Ranking Transgender Government Official in Europe
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Meet Petra De Sutter, the highest senior ranking transgender official in Europe. Ms. De Sutter is a 57-year-old Belgian gynecologist and Green party member. The Green party in Belgium is led by ...
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Created on 05 October 2020
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Meet Julie d'Aubigny: The French Gender-bending Opera Diva Your History Teacher Didn't Want You To Know Abo
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(Feminism)
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... cavalier: fencing, dancing, riding, singing, drawing, languages, and etiquette. She was surrounded by boys from the aristocratic families of France–at a young age, she could beat them at swordplay, and ...
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Created on 29 April 2020
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It’s Business Time! Develop Your Inner Bosslady At A Cool BUST Craftacular Class!
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(Entertainment)
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... class is a leadership training class designed for women to unlearn the etiquette that is holding us back and be aware of what we are doing to sabotage ourselves and our careers at large. This may be the ...
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Created on 21 November 2019
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Kyoto Bans “Geisha Selfies” Because Tourists Don’t Know How To Behave Themselves
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(Feminism)
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... and its residents. The city council is also distributing bookmarks and stickers with reminders, written in English and Chinese, about appropriate behavior.
Yet, current signs with messages about etiquette ...
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Created on 05 November 2019
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How A Proper Introduction Could Make Or Break A Reputation In Victorian Society
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(Living)
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... that the person being introduced was both respectable and worthy of knowing. As Mrs. Walter Houghton explains in her 1893 book Rules of Etiquette & Home Culture:
“An introduction, therefore, is not, ...
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Created on 30 October 2019
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There's A Reason Why All Eyes Are On Coco Gauf
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(Feminism)
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... here, tennis has a fraught relationship to the notion of poise. Claims of improper etiquette are often used to discredit how players (especially black women) react to unfairness on the court, as in the ...
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Created on 03 September 2019
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My Partner Wants A Genital Piercing, But I'm Not Into I
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(Sex)
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We're bringing you this Q&A from the Sex Files in our July/August 2019 print issue, featuring advice from sexologist Dr. Carol Queen.
My long-term partner wants to get his cock pierced, and ...
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Created on 15 August 2019
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These Early 20th-Century Cards Encouraged Women To Propose To Men—But Only On One Special Day
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(Feminism)
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... so-called “leap year” days have been a time when women were allowed to put aside conventional etiquette and propose marriage to men.
The roots of the leap year proposal tradition are murky. Some point ...
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Created on 29 April 2019
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A Victorian Ladies' Guide to Surviving Chivalrous Gentlemen Strangers
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(Living)
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... and countrified. Better that ladies say nothing and accept such little services as their due.
Others vehemently disagreed. In her 1872 book The Ladies’ Book of Etiquette and Manual of Politeness, Florence ...
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Created on 20 March 2019
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A Look At Ladies' Shawls In Classic 19th Century Literature
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(Style)
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From the Regency era to the end of the 1860s, there was no fashion accessory as versatile and ubiquitous as the shawl. Available in all weights of fabrics, including silk, lace, muslin, and cashmere ...
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Created on 15 January 2019
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The History Of The "Confidence Man
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(General)
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... A Confidence Trick by J.M. Staniforth, 1898.
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Created on 08 January 2019
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Victorian Advice For Dry January
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(Entertainment)
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Though the Victorians may not have been familiar with the term “Dry January,” the custom of abstaining from alcohol for a short time each year was nothing particularly new. Medical books and journals ...
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Created on 02 January 2019
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The Best Historical Fiction To Curl Up With This Winter
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(Books)
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The nights are getting longer and it’s getting colder, so what's than curling up on the sofa/in bed with a delightful book? “BUT WHAT BOOK?!” I hear you cry. Don’t worry, guys, we got you.
We’re going ...
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Created on 14 December 2018
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This 19th Century English Poet Laureate Gave His Cats The Most Elaborate Names
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(Living)
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... from BUST
Victorians Followed These Rules About Dining Etiquette
This Cap Was A Modest Necessity For 19th Century Women
Phone? Wallet? Lorgnette? Learn About The Accessory A 19th Century Woman Would ...
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Created on 12 December 2018
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Sleigh Girl, Sleigh: Scientists Say Santa's Reindeer Are Femal
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The holiday season is, once again, right around the corner, which means it is time for a friendly reminder that Santa’s reindeer are biologically female.
About a year ago, Cat Reynolds made an observation ...
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Created on 06 December 2018
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Victorians Followed These Rules About Dining Etiquette
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(Living)
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With the holiday season well under way, it seems an appropriate time to review a few of the many Victorian era rules for dining in company. The etiquette of the table hasn’t changed a great deal over ...
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Created on 05 December 2018
