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Category Archives: Sex
Mother Me
One of the traits I love most about myself is my ability to draw out mothering from women. I can’t get enough! Hey, have you noticed sex differences in Facebook pictures? Girls pick up photos of themselves looking cute. Guys … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Internet, Personal, Sex
Tagged cute guys, eternal youth, predator prey, sex differences, vampires
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Jewish Women Are Hot
From Details Magazine: In a recent poll on the porn blog Fleshbot, “Jewish girls” ranked second among kinks (the winner: “freckles”). Jewesses aren’t just the rage in the triple-X realm, either: They’re seducing goyim on Mad Men and Glee and … Continue reading
Posted in Jews, Sex
Tagged darren aronofsky, frat pack, jonah hill, natalie portman, paul rudd, seth rogen
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Connecting The Dots In The Rabbi Leib Tropper Story
When you look at Guma Aguiar’s (Israeli billionaire who’s suing Rabbi Leib Tropper) profile, you see that though born Jewish, he was raised Christian, and in Houston he sought out a Christian congregation but met Rabbi Tuvia Singer and became … Continue reading
Posted in Guma Aguiar, Personal, R. Elazar Muskin, R. Leib Tropper, R. YY Rubinstein, Sex, Shannon Orand
Tagged connecting the dots, conversion programs, drunk on power, FailedMessiah, jewish identity, orand, orthodox jews, rabbi, tuvia
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Meeting The Tests Women Throw Your Way
I just read Orit Arfa‘s new ebook, “Survival of the S—test“. I wish she hadn’t used an obscenity as her title and theme. I’m not into the fecal. It’s not Jewish to muck around in that stuff. Oy, what will … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Marriage, Orit Arfa, Sex
Tagged chariot of fire, Dennis Prager, female flesh, master of the universe, Neil Strauss, nine questions people ask about judaism, sword sleep, titus andronicus by william shakespeare, viktor frankl
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He Needed Rape, She Needed Conversion
Conversions to Judaism do not typically require rape of the would-be convert. I did not have this experience, for instance. Perhaps the holy rabbi was simply being scrupulous that the would-be convert did not wear pants (or panties). When he … Continue reading
Posted in Conversion, FailedMessiah, R. Leib Tropper, Sex, The Jewish Week
Tagged conversion program, fragile bones, jewish week, resemblance, role play, sex with other men, sexual demands, sexual impropriety, sexual relationship, spiritual benefit, tender loving care, torah tidbits
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Passionate marriage: love, sex and intimacy in emotionally committed relationships
Two therapists have recommended this book to me. I think of sex as being more fun in uncommitted relationships. It is easier to look at the other person as a sexual object. When you get into a committed relationship, you … Continue reading
Posted in Sex
Tagged genitals, loving act, object sex, passionate marriage, sexual object
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Sex and the Sages
I have a girl who took this course. It’s really paid off for us. She often pauses and says, “Rabbi Lookstein teaches…” Or, “I wonder what Rabbi Lookstein would say about this?” Or, “I remember in Rabbi Lookstein’s class, I … Continue reading
Posted in Orthodoxy, Sex
Tagged 10th grader, haskel, homework assignment, jewish sexual ethics, ninth decade, orthodox institution
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‘Bukowski: Born Into This’
I just watched this documentary and felt very sad, so sad that I had to watch an episode of Coupling afterward to laugh and feel good again. I’ve never read Bukowski because I hear he’s depressing and I want more … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Sex
Tagged bad acne, bukowski born into this, classmates, hot chicks, novel women, toilet paper
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The Disposable Single Man
I’m reading a book about mercenaries in Iraq called Big Boy Rules. On page 83, the author Steve Fainaru writes: “Sometimes Cote would say it didn’t really matter if something happened to him, because he didn’t have a wife, or … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Sex
Tagged mercenaries in iraq, reading a book, single man, steve fainaru
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My Fantasy Girl
Thursday night at Workmen’s Circle, I read this story: I met Jane at UCLA in the fall of 1988. I was an atheistic communist at the time, lost in the early stages of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. I spent most of … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Sex
Tagged christian parents, chronic fatigue syndrome, conservative talk show host, couple of times a year, cup breasts, fantasy girl, luke ford, talk show host
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