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The physical sensations of infatuation and fear are actually more or less identical. This has little to do with fear vs. arousal and far more to do with the fact that humans are bad at knowing why they feel the way they do. We assume that emotions and feelings are linear paths of cause to effect but in actuality it’s…

Sorry. Patient/fake-doctor privilege.

A couple of times actually.

Went about as well as you might expect.

I do a lot of marketing.

As others have said: There’re a lot of dudes like that out there. He’s hardly the bleeding edge.

Worth noting how many times the rings were reused. Hal’s ring especially.

Hey, you’re sounding a bit SJWy there.

I didn’t spend $25 at the diploma mill to be Mister NerdLove, thank you very much.

One of the concessions for my being a signatory was they changed the spelling of the country.

My lawyers are just that good.

One of the concessions for my being a signatory was they changed the spelling of the country.

My lawyers are just that good.

Check the AASECT link I posted in the column. They link to sex-positive doctors as well as counselors and therapists.

And don’t be afraid to demand a referral for a second opinion just because your doc gives you the brush off. Women especially tend to have to push past doctors insisting that it’s no big deal or just…

Telling somebody that a thing is a part of your life and accepting it is part of the price of entry for that relationship is being an adult. It’s being up front and laying it out for someone so they understand what they’re getting into.

It’s an easy short-hand for sex. A pair of feet between another pair of feet is a pretty obvious sign of “person is between the other person’s legs”. Two pairs of bare feet side by side in bed indicate nudity and intimacy in a place where sex usually happens.

You realize I don’t pick the art, right? I just do the word stuff.

There’s nothing wrong with enjoying the early days of limerence in a relationship, just as long as you recognize it for what it is and that the nature of your connection with a person changes over time.

Some folks like the thrill of the new, some people like strict pair-bonds. Sometimes they’ll vacillate between the…

Yeah, like all those straights who insist on throwing their straightness in people’s faces like it ain’t no thing.

The mistake is assuming that there’s such a thing as a “normal” relationship. There’s what people think of as normal - what people have arbitrarily decided as “the standard” - and then there’s what people actually have, which are two very different things.

You can be asexual and still want a relationship. Just because…