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Thoughts on 'Safe, Sane, Consensual

by slutty_jannelle on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

I write erotic fiction and post the stories on an internet forum. Recently a reader took strong issue with the content of my latest story, asking, 'hasn't this author ever heard of "Safe, Sane, Consensual"?' The story did feature an extreme BDSM theme, but was fiction, and intended for an adult audience. Like all parents, and I believe. most writers, my ins...

ENF Scenario Anthology

by Electricbull8i on Apr 22, 2025

This a collection of stories, some long some short, of a woman or two going through one of the scenarios shown on the chapter image. All given random characteristics based on the template below Character: Age: Hair: Bush: Height: Body Type: Measurements: Skin Tone: Age ranging from 18 to 45 Hair with a multitude of colors, length, and type Bush of all the ma...

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Celebrate Freedom!

by sophia jane on Sep 16, 2017
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Thanks to Softouch911, again, for being a fantastic editor and friend! * My grandmother had a bookmark when I was growing up that said: "Celebrate freedom. Read a banned book." The irony never escaped me; while we have free press, we also have people who exercise their freedoms by protesting, and banning, the words of others. My grandmother celebrated he...

Misfits Masquerading as Critics

by Egmont Grigor on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

In our country the Monday just past was a public holiday, making what is quaintly called a 'long weekend' of Saturday-Sunday-Monday thereby proving conclusively that all weekends are not the same length. So what does a writer of adult fiction do on a long weekend to differ it from the standard length weekend? Why, write adult non-fiction of course. So I sat...

Sandra Nelson, Sex, the Sixties

by brok on Sep 16, 2017
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Australia in the 1960s, looking back on it now, seems very like America in the 1950s. We were prosperous, rather parochial and motivated by a mixture of complacency and paranoia. On one hand, people were content and pleased with their day-to-day lives, but on the other we had an exaggerated idea of the menace of Communism and other foreign evils. The Vietn...

Getting Past Guilt

by RisiaSkye on Sep 14, 2017
How To

When I got married, I had spent four years with my partner, but we had not once had a truly honest conversation about our sexual fantasies. We’d try, but then get embarassed or would tell only part of what we were thinking out of fear of judgement. To be honest, I’m not even sure we knew enough about our own fantasies to express them to each other, much le...

My Virtual Auto-Biography

by seannelson on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

The story of my life with computers and the internet goes back to Klamath Falls, Oregon, Pelican Elementary School and a number of primitive educational games such as "number munchers" and "the Oregon Trail." When playing, you could hear the insides of these early computers zooming and cranking to animate a small green-dotted buffalo running across the prair...

The Responsibility of Free Speech

by R. Richard on Sep 16, 2017
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Free speech does not mean the right to scream "Fire!' in a crowded movie theater. The matter has been decided in courts of law and in the court of public opinion. [It comes under the doctrine of reckless endangerment.] In both arenas, the backers of unlimited free speech have lost. Free speech does not mean the right to physically threaten someone. Again, t...

Hypocrisy in our Free Speech

by MrMaddness on Sep 16, 2017
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21st Century Censorship (What is Obscene or Indecent...can you please tell me?), and the Hypocrisy of the FCC Shit. Piss. Fuck. Cunt. Cocksucker. Mother-fucker. Tits. Those are the so called 7 dirty words you can't say on an on-air broadcast. Since George Carlin famously said those seven dirty words over 30 years ago, a few have been added as well. Asshole,...

Where Do We Draw The Line?

by angelicminx on Sep 12, 2017
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Free speech, or rather "Free Expression"? Really? I suppose we do have that freedom, provided it doesn't offend someone else and can't be construed as a threat to public safety. Free speech is granted by the first amendment, but that freedom is being censored all the time. Censorship, self or otherwise, is no laughing matter. Well, it would be if we weren't...