Let’s be honest here: when it comes to relationships, long-term can be tough. According to Statista, the marriage rate per thousand people in the U.S. in 2019 was 6.9, a major drop from 9.8 in the 90s. You may be thinking, “Okay, that’s because people are busier, smarter, and have less societal or family pressure …
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Lingerie is no longer just for ladies, but if you’re a man who’s not quite ready to wear lace when you want to feel sexy, LELO has you covered. Specifically, covered just enough, with the luxurious and stylish TUX. Intimate apparel for men that’s cheeky without being silly, read these reviews from people who loved …
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Because all genders are created equally and sex is positively fantastic – there are two special days allocated for the sexual pleasure of both men and women respectively. What a fantastic time to be alive, right? So, while February 14th (aka Valentine’s Day) is a magical 24 hours for those in love, March 14th is …
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A year on from the protests in Birmingham, Andrew Moffat is still promoting his No Outsiders programme – with a twist
Andrew Moffat, the gay teacher targeted by Muslim anti-LGBT protesters at Parkfield community school in Birmingham, is wearing his usual rainbow lanyard and says he feels safe again. A year on from the ugly scenes outside the school gate, his hands no longer tremble, there have been no recent death threats, and he doesn’t have to call home when he arrives at work each morning.
He’s just published his second book, No Outsiders: Everyone Different, Everyone Welcome, a new version of his award-winning lessons on equality, No Outsiders.
Related: There is never a reason for bigotry at the school gates | Kenan Malik
A year on from the protests in Birmingham, Andrew Moffat is still promoting his No Outsiders programme – with a twist
Andrew Moffat, the gay teacher targeted by Muslim anti-LGBT protesters at Parkfield community school in Birmingham, is wearing his usual rainbow lanyard and says he feels safe again. A year on from the ugly scenes outside the school gate, his hands no longer tremble, there have been no recent death threats, and he doesn’t have to call home when he arrives at work each morning.
He’s just published his second book, No Outsiders: Everyone Different, Everyone Welcome, a new version of his award-winning lessons on equality, No Outsiders.
Related: There is never a reason for bigotry at the school gates | Kenan Malik
A year on from the protests in Birmingham, Andrew Moffat is still promoting his No Outsiders programme – with a twist
Andrew Moffat, the gay teacher targeted by Muslim anti-LGBT protesters at Parkfield community school in Birmingham, is wearing his usual rainbow lanyard and says he feels safe again. A year on from the ugly scenes outside the school gate, his hands no longer tremble, there have been no recent death threats, and he doesn’t have to call home when he arrives at work each morning.
He’s just published his second book, No Outsiders: Everyone Different, Everyone Welcome, a new version of his award-winning lessons on equality, No Outsiders.
Related: There is never a reason for bigotry at the school gates | Kenan Malik
Coronavirus is forcing people in poly relationships to make tough choices about who to be intimate with
Earlier this month, after being exposed to the coronavirus, Chaele Davis had to decide if she would spend her quarantine with her primary partner, whom she has been dating for a year, or her secondary partner, with whom she just celebrated a four year anniversary.
Davis, a polyamorous woman living in Brooklyn, had arranged her life not having to make choices like these. “But when you love two people, in a time like this, you just have to make the call,” she said.
Related: Can I have sex? A guide to intimacy during the coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus is forcing people in poly relationships to make tough choices about who to be intimate with
Earlier this month, after being exposed to the coronavirus, Chaele Davis had to decide if she would spend her quarantine with her primary partner, whom she has been dating for a year, or her secondary partner, with whom she just celebrated a four year anniversary.
Davis, a polyamorous woman living in Brooklyn, had arranged her life not having to make choices like these. “But when you love two people, in a time like this, you just have to make the call,” she said.
Related: Can I have sex? A guide to intimacy during the coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus is forcing people in poly relationships to make tough choices about who to be intimate with
Earlier this month, after being exposed to the coronavirus, Chaele Davis had to decide if she would spend her quarantine with her primary partner, whom she has been dating for a year, or her secondary partner, with whom she just celebrated a four year anniversary.
Davis, a polyamorous woman living in Brooklyn, had arranged her life not having to make choices like these. “But when you love two people, in a time like this, you just have to make the call,” she said.
Related: Can I have sex? A guide to intimacy during the coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus is forcing people in poly relationships to make tough choices about who to be intimate with
Earlier this month, after being exposed to the coronavirus, Chaele Davis had to decide if she would spend her quarantine with her primary partner, whom she has been dating for a year, or her secondary partner, with whom she just celebrated a four year anniversary.
Davis, a polyamorous woman living in Brooklyn, had arranged her life not having to make choices like these. “But when you love two people, in a time like this, you just have to make the call,” she said.
Related: Can I have sex? A guide to intimacy during the coronavirus outbreak
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