My first sexual experience with another person was when my cousin taught me how to masturbate. Naturally, it felt good. But then he shamed and humiliated me, leaving a deep scar. This became my initial sexual imprint, and it has impacted my sexuality to this day. Instead of learning, I went into hiding like most men run by shame. I listened to other peers who were equally immature and confused. Before I sought out help, I was left adrift, aimlessly trying to be a man with this cosmic sword between my legs. No one ever taught me the profound power my cock could yield. That I could give life or destroy life with its power. My dad dropped the ball as did my culture. I ... Continue reading →
Women's Professional Soccer folds Updated: May 18, 2012, 11:06 AM ET By Beau Dure | espnW.com The Women's Professional Soccer league has folded after three seasons. The league had canceled the 2012 season in January, at the time hoping to return next year. But the remaining five owners announced in a statement Friday that all operations were suspended permanently. "We sincerely regret having to take this course of action," said T. Fitz Johnson, Atlanta Beat owner and chairman of the WPS. "We are proud of what WPS has accomplished, having attracted the highest quality players in the world to play in the best women's league, as well as the progress women's soccer has enjoyed over the past three years," Thomas Hofstetter, CEO and president of ... Continue reading →
I’ll Try Anything Once: Aerial Fabric Dance When it comes to fitness, I’ll pretty much try anything once. First it was Cirque du Soleil, then it was Pink at the 2010 Grammy’s. Most recently, it was this killer performance at the 2012 Oscars. These stunning aerial displays have always caught my eye, not just for the sheer theatrics of it all, but, seriously, have you seen those performers’ bodies? While no one is going to run off to the circus for killer triceps, a recent outcropping of studios offering aerial classes at least lets you try it — for an hour or so. Read the rest on The Huffington Post. Like this:Be the first to like this post. Continue reading →