This is about Kim Gordon’s Leg (via Michael Ferguson)

This is about Kim Gordon’s Leg (via Michael Ferguson)

I’ve been around the block and then some. This means, among other things, that thinking about sexuality on a daily, hourly, minutely basis doesn’t have an erotic charge for me – I don’t feel titillated by sitting in a meeting and talking about comprehensive sexuality education, I don’t get turned on when I edit a writer’s tale of a night in a strip club. Thinking about sexuality is my career, it’s my life’s work. This doesn’t, of course, mean that all things sexual elicit no response for me – but it does mean that I have a clear sense of when things are sexy or sexual and when they are not. This sense, however, doesn’t seem to be one that a lot of other people have.

Egyptian citizen-made sex media: part of a video series meant to be traded over Bluetooth, etc. on mobile phones.

“Love : so what ?”

The punch line says:

“Love before marriage isn’t a shame”.

The very last message says:

“Egypt, start loving”

(via الحب : وماله ؟ / Love : so what ? « Ahmad Sherif Project / أحمد شريف / أنت يا مصري)

(Blockpages gallery, via Global Voices Advocacy)

(Blockpages gallery, via Global Voices Advocacy)

Cate Blanchett (via sexisnottheenemy, girlsinsuits, avocadosalad)

Cate Blanchett (via sexisnottheenemy, girlsinsuits, avocadosalad)

I feel like such a sellout for this not being a weblog, but that is [the] future, too.