This seems appropriate.

"A non-zero number of people would become aroused in such a scenario, and some fraction of those would be distracted by this."

This exact issue was just brought up in parliament here a couple weeks ago. Our abortion laws are based around bodily autonomy, and that a feotus doesn't have the right to use a woman's body against her will. It falls into the same sort of spectrum that someone who would die without an organ transplant doesn't have…

Yeah, and I feel it's sort of a red herring anyways. Abortions that happen after 14 weeks without any medical reason are extremely rare to the point where countries where it's not outlawed have the same statistical rates as countries where it's illegal. Even so we can't force a father to donate his blood against his…

Canada has no week limit, yet we fall statistically the same number of later-term abortions than countries who have the viability term limit. Just because the option exists, doesn't mean a lot of women are going to wait umpteen more weeks to do a more invasive procedure. For a typical abortion, women with access will…

I might try and sneak in the incident from a witness viewpoint, but it really depends on the teacher. Here we had to be extremely careful about saying anything negative about another teacher, although I found while I was in university it was far more lax than when I was in a school. Some professors don't really care…

The vast majority of women not climaxing from penetration alone is more of a physiological issue than anything. Being able to is more luck of the draw depending on the placement of the internal clit and how much stimulation the certain position gives. Obviously emotions do have some role, however for the vast majority…

We've started to just go to movies 20 minutes late. Most of the time we still have to sit through 5 minutes of commercials still. It's just insane...and it wouldn't be too bad if it was for actual movies, but we didn't pay $24 to see 3 different coke commercials.

You remind me a lot of a male version of myself. I fear pregnancy like nothing else, am adamantly child-free to the point that it ended my second longest relationship (he figured that I'd just change my mind...), and I've been stuck several times on this question. Honestly if I was a guy, I'd have a vasectomy as well.…

I'd gain up with the other roommate and tell him flat out you're not paying a cent for that room. Tell him that he's completely welcome to pay for that room himself, but you have informed the landlord that you're continuing your contributions for your room, and your room only.

Non-spermicidal condoms may help, also lube on both sides/reapplying often might help, and even switching up condoms halfway through might help/make it less likely to break.

I should probably amend it to isn't all about them. I wouldn't support this measure if it meant the end of other forms of testing, but I'd be certainly willing to get behind doing both. HPV can't really be tested for in men, and only in women when abnormalities start to present. Given the high prevalence of this STI,…

With all due respect for the porn stars, I honestly feel that this isn't about them. My biggest worry is that the industry would lax on other methods of testing, and rely on simply condoms. But if there was some way that we could keep the testing standards up, and simply add condoms, then I'd be all for it. With sex…

This, this, this!

Yeah, my brief exploration into the BDSM community when I was younger echoed this sentiment. I cut ties shortly after a few male-doms didn't seem to understand that I wasn't a switch, and no matter how hard they pushed, that wasn't going to change. I'm also having problems identifying as a fem-dom because I honestly…

The big question I’m left with is that this entire theory clings onto the idea that the only purpose for sexual intercourse in humans is reproduction (kind of ironic coming from a gay guy…but I digress). I thought between hidden ovulation, the fact that we love to do it all throughout the month and not just on our few…

Long list of rambling thoughts in the reply:

American rape terminology is problematic, seeing as forcible rape excludes a huge amount of what most countries and people would consider rape (men getting raped, women being perpetrators, oral/anal rape, rape with an object other than a penis, rape with coercion or drugs rather than violence ect). Even if we use the…

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