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Honestly? Don't stress about your virginity. If it really gets your goat, do what I did: don't go for a relationship and just find someone to sleep with. Up your confidence level that way, and be patient for the right one to come along. I'm 30 and I'm still single, but I'm way less stressed than I used to be.

I imagine that will happen when "gay sex" is so commonplace in popular culture and on network television that is doesn't merit news coverage. Guessing that was probably your point. ;)

ok, but

Ah, I see. Better context. Thanks! :)

Restraint? No. Foresight? I'd give them more credit for that, especially considering that gorram "Master list". I'd hate to underestimate the power of the internet's communal boner.

I think it's probably a different hack. The first round were all softcore shots. This time around - particularly with Jennifer Lawrence and Hope Solo the shots are MUCH more hardcore. Why would the original person have held back the hardcore stuff the first time around?

Also, these images and the video that leaked are much, much more explicit than just "nude pics." A few of them are very hard core.

That's what I reckon is going on. I think men feel less threatened by women waking them up with sex, so they just enjoy it and don't have anything to report in the morning. I'm actually now wondering if I did/do this myself and my husband hasn't said anything or noticed? Because I used to sleepwalk a lot when younger

Yep, came here to say it could well be just a fetish. Something that gets him worked up but isn't exactly related to gender.

I need to get out more.

Lots of women on here saying that it happens to them. I wonder if women do it, too. I think I'd feel better about it somehow if women could also suffer from the condition.

I can't speak for any of the men who've been acquitted for this reason, but sexsomnia is real, a serious matter. Please don't put it in qoutes like that as if it's some bullshit non-condition.

I have this. Luckily, I'm married and my wife doesn't mind. When I was younger it was a different story. Most people don't even know it's a thing (including those who suffer from it), and those who have heard of it often think it's BS. You don't automatically know you have it. What you know is that at some point

Based on what evidence are you making this assumption?

While this sucks for the woman involved, you can hardly blame someone for what they do while they're asleep. Imprisoning a man for two years for something completely beyond his control is really unfair.

I have a friend whose boyfriend is a sleep-sexer, like it happens at least once a month (they've talked about it and they are both ok with it happening) and I have other friends who have had one off experiences where they find out they had sex in their sleep. It's like sleep walking, it's not some outlandish excuse. I

Okay, but a doctor testified that this is an actual disorder and that this defendant suffers from it. If the doctor didn't just blithely perjure himself, what do you think should happen to this man? Should he be punished for something he did when he was not conscious?

Amen. I made all of those faces when I got a new vibrator.

I went to an open-air concert of hers in Germany a couple of weeks. I don't speak a word of German but she's brilliant - great voice, songs, band and such energy and clearly loves performing live. "99 red balloons" is great but she's got a dozen or more songs at least as good. Pity we Brits let her slip through

I'm not surprised. I actually have the 99 Luftballoons album on CD. I found myself oddly entranced by "Let Me Be Your Pirate;" I've just been too busy to pick up her other stuff.