Shopping Advice 
Inspiration, Information and Just Because – Link Love
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011Have any links to share? Tell us what you’re reading in the Comments section.
Cosmopolitan surveyed women about sex, dating and relationships. Only 20% of the women who responded said they were “Completely satisfied – wouldn’t change a thing” when asked “How satisfied are you with your sex life?”. That’s really upsetting and means we have our work cut out for us here at Babeland. Maybe a survey of our own is in order, too.
Trojan hopes its ‘Good Vibrations’ truck will stimulate a discussion about sex — and we do, too. Babeland’s co-founder and the co-author of Moregasm: Babeland’s Guide to Mind-Blowing Sex, Claire Cavanah, was there for the debut Thursday, July 28th and was interviewed by one of our fave sex educators, Logan Levkoff. We’ll post a video from the truck soon. Meanwhile, check out the Tri-Phoria vibe if you want a versatile new toy.
A male porn star speaks: James Deen sits down with Salon to wax poetic about sex as art — and begs you not to learn your moves from him. This is an insightful interview from Salon that let’s us get to know a person that most mainstream media outlets aren’t profiling. If you’re curious about James, you can see him in Pirates II: Stagnetti’s Revenge.
10 Famous Ladies Who Like It Kinky Rihanna, Nicole Kidman, Britney Spears and more! By the way, RiRi, you can shop privately at Babeland anytime you want and we promise we won’t call the National Enquire or any other paparazzi.
I don’t remember a whole lot about “The Talk” as a child, but since my mother was a nurse at the time, I remember there being a sex ed book left on my desk as a child with a note, suggesting I ask whatever questions I needed to after I read it: an empathetic touch on her part, with a bit of enforced self-evaluation added in. As for my father, he didn’t play much of a role in my sex ed as a child, but he was integral in helping me start a Gay/Straight Alliance as a teenager, since he is a lawyer and knew the legal ins and outs of the process. As a teenager, it was a very empowering act for me and one that my father played the largest role in for me growing up and subsequently, becoming a sex educator.
