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Category Archives: Sex
‘Countersinning: How to Practice Jew-Jitsu on the Devil’
A young man came into my chat room seeking moral leadership. He lives in West Virginia with his friend and his wife. The Mrs. has been coming on to him. What should he do? In the short term, he should … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 commandments, amp, apartment, aptment, best friend, best friends, chat room, craig, desires, friends wife, hubby, moral leadership, nbsp, park bench, point pleasant west virginia, solace, temptation, undies, young man
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Rabbi Says Self-Satisfaction Is Not The Answer
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach writes to a frustrated husband: Sexual passion, intimacy and erotic joy in marriage are crucial components of a strong relationship. So you have to take this issue, and your wife’s frustration, very seriously. But your wife’s suggestion, … Continue reading
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Tagged bone and flesh, fantasy women, frustration, husband and wife, instances, intimacy, jewish law, Judaism, kosher sex, premature ejaculation, principal purpose, procreation, rabbi shmuley boteach, religions, secularism, self satisfaction, sexual passion, sexual pleasure, sexuality, sin of omission
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The Lord’s Prayer For Women
zappa: My vibro,which brings me heaven. Rabbit be thy name. Til kingdom come, thy makest me c#m, on earth with eyes on heaven. Give me this day my daily thrill, and forgive me my screams, as i forgive flat batteries. … Continue reading
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Tagged coffee maker, earth, Emma, flat batteries, frustration, hair dryer, heaven, insanity, intercom, jet plane, khun, kingdom come, lunch time, memo field, nbsp, no men, oy, Prayer, prophecy, punctuation, rabbi, rabbit, screams, suree, temptations, vibro
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Israeli Cantor Avoids Sex Trap
Cantor Naftali Herstik is the artist who restored cantorial singing to a serious art form, while his rival Israel Rand seems like a half-witted creep. If I could find out why Rand lost his job in the Hamptons (replaced by … Continue reading
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Tagged cantors, dirty tricks, female private investigator, fuld, great synagogue, haaretz newspaper, hidden cameras, israeli police, micky, music student, naftali, new york daily news, police spokesman, police statement, rabbi david, rosenfeld, s board, sex trap, tel aviv hotel, york daily news
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Trying To Destroy A Cantor With Compromising Pictures
This happens to me all the time. My enemies send me enticing young women who try to lure me into all sorts of compromising positions but my religious faith makes me impervious to all challenges. I am all too keenly … Continue reading
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Tagged all sorts, anonymous letter, bloke, cantor, challenges, channel 10 news, compromising positions, enemies, great synagogue, haaretz, hell, hotel room, Jerusalem, Jews, kra, maneshevitz, moral leader, news report, religious faith, suspicions, tel aviv hotel, yisrael, young woman, young women
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‘Sacred Secrets: The Sanctity of Sex in Jewish Law’ by Gershon Winkler
Nobody has ever translated Rabbi Jacob Emden‘s memoir into English because it is so raunchy. It’s time somebody breaks this boundary. A reader posts to Amazon.com: This mischevious little book gathers excerpts from all over the Jewish legal codes on … Continue reading
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Tagged 20b, amazon, dissenting opinion, emden, jewel in the crown, jewish law, maimonides, mikveh, nachmanides, par excellence, perogative, rabbi jacob, Rabbis, sacred secrets, sanctity of sex, sexual position, sifting through, stirring the pot, traditional interpretation, unmarried woman
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Understanding Max Mosley’s Nazi S&M Orgy
Slate reports: Max Mosley is facing calls to resign as president of Formula One after News of the World published an exposé about his sex life. In a video obtained by the British tabloid, a prostitute straps the 67-year-old Mosley … Continue reading
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Tagged american psychiatric association, biker gear, british tabloid, camp uniforms, consensual, death camp, diagnostic and statistical manual, emotional distress, fetishism, masochism, max mosley, nazi costumes, nazi sympathizer, news of the world, overtones, paraphernalia, paraphilias, sexual role play, sexual urges, voyeurism
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Should We Judge Other People’s Orgies?
Laura Frost is a professor of English at Yale University and the author of "Sex Drives: Fantasies of Fascism in Literary Modernism." She writes in the Los Angeles Times: Mosley’s marathon session with Mistress Switch is as British as the … Continue reading
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Tagged automobile assn, british aristocrats, british men, concentration camps, corporal punishment, eichmann trial, figurehead, heir to the throne, hitler and mussolini, jerusalem film festival, jewish men, literary modernism, Los Angeles Times, marathon session, moral imperatives, parliamentary democracy, pulp novels, stalags, stiff upper lip, yale university
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A Jew Looks At Sex In Beijing
The New York Times blogs: Someone named Anna Sophie Loewenberg, a onetime editor at Beijing Scene, has managed to flounce her way into China and join its social ranks as a Mandarin-fluent, boy-crazy and only slightly alienated Beijinger. (She’s from … Continue reading
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Tagged atlantic monthly, beijing scene, blogs, broadband channel, carrie bradshaw, China, jewish family, jewish sex, mainstream attention, mandarin, New York Times, pbs, rsquo, sex in beijing, shanghai, sheer number, social ranks, sophie
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