[–] 4 points 2 years ago* (2 children)

Arguably, if you also count holes in your head, you should get to 7 even as a guy:

  • 2 nostrils
  • 2 ears
  • mouth
  • urethra
  • anus

Did I forget any?

Actually, do ear plugs count as dildos too? I think you can buy them in boxes of 10 usually. That seems kinda much under this new law.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 years ago

    Imagine making some sort of open peer to peer sex toy network. Where you are randomly paired up with another person and you control their dildo and they control yours. But no other communication is possible. That would be a fun experiment.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 years ago* (1 child)

    Funny how they use the word "consent" here that is usually used by progressive people to advocate for safe sex. This is surely done on purpose. To make it sound like seeing dildos in the store is something close to sexual harassment.

    Funnily enough, they frame it as sexual harassment against the adults. As in "now I have to explain my child about sex toys". And completely ignore the children's perspective. If there was any risk in seeing sex toys, the children would be much more prone to getting "damaged", as they are children. But since when do "conservatives" even care about the health and safety of children?

    The parents should be very well able to deal with seeing sex toys. They are adults after all.

    The children will not care about just seeing the sex toys. The biggest risk is that the parents scare them with a bad explanation, and then when they get older they will be scared of sex or think they need to do some things they don't want to.

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  • [–] 8 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

    Policemen Josh and Wade showing up to a party:

    Josh: "Alright Wade, let's make sure there are not more than 6 erections in there."

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    What are your favourite relationship and sex podcasts, that are meant for non-teenagers?

    So with less focus on hygiene, diseases and contraception, but more about how different adult people live their sexuality in their relationships. About what they like about their sex, what they don't like, how they get into the mood, how their sex changed over their lifetime and between different partners, and so on. Preferably with people from all genders, ages and sexual orientations.

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