I rarely correct it if it's a one-time comment, particularly in a professional setting, but with friends, I feel more comfortable. Most of that is because other people get upset with me and argue, and I don't want to have that conversation at work. I hate having to defend my choices while someone else gets (often…

I've dealt with doctors like him in real life. You know, the ones that are dismissive and rude and condescending. It takes a lot of the fun out of the show when you recall actually trying to get one of them to listen to you! Also, they're always convinced you're dumb and wrong, and they're smart and right, no…

I hear you. I'm the same way. Children just hold no interest for me at all. It'd be like asking me to watch paint dry. I'm sure there are plenty of people who are interested, but I'm not one of them.

In that vein, you might appreciate this. I really liked this condom ad. I thought it was fantastic and sweet. I'd love to see ads like this on TV.

It's a good recommendation, but her stuff just never appealed to me. Others may enjoy it quite a bit, though!

Personally, that's the kind of porn I'd really like. I don't see why that kind of thing can't be a sexual fantasy, too (though I may be biased because of my own preferences!). I agree that our entertainment shouldn't be our primary source of information, but I think some of it could be educational, too!

Oh, I absolutely agree! Porn is not sex ed, and I fully support better sex ed across the board. I'm not saying it should educate, more... eroticize. Porn is very effective at making particular things sexy - and if you look back across what was popular at different times, you can see trends in looks, acts, and…

I just said I liked them, so... I'm jazzed up about using them.

While I agree that porn is not sex ed, a lot of people get their ideas about what sex should be from it, so I think that should factor into how we eroticize particular acts. Condoms should be eroticized and sexualized, and I think porn could help with that. If you see condom usage as unsexy, unpleasant, and just…

Completely agreed!

Not that it's right, because it isn't, but the concern with that is likely that a family member/fellow traveler is using a vulnerable person as a carrier for something, like putting drugs in your baby's carseat or something. The vulnerable person may not be able to prevent it, because they rely on this person.

For the longest time, I wasn't out of the closet, and neither were the people I was dating, so I didn't use a term at all. Once I started dating men as well, I found that they were pretty upset with me for referring to them by non-romantic terms. So I used "partner". I like the ambiguity in it, I like how it can…

I use "gentleman/lady caller" for casual partners. For serious ones, I just use "partner". I've gotten some good laughs from the former!

Nope, it's one or two times for me, and even with underwear, I can still smell it. I'm a sweaty person, and I don't care if I have to buy jeans more often than other people. I would prefer that over being the smelly kid.