Shame Sex

I think we all have someone in mind. A person we’d hook up with if presented with the opportunity…even if the person isn’t conventionally attractive.

They might even be kind of gross. Or insane.

Want to know who I’d have Shame Sex with?

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An open casting call for my sex dreams

I have had to fire my sex dreams’ casting director. He was no longer getting it done.

He let this guy into my special dreams

And him

And even him, which is fine other than the fact that it makes me feel like a pathetic loser.

Consider this an open casting call. I’m taking this into my own hands.

A peek inside the Olympic Village

As much as the competitions themselves hold our attention, lots of us are curious about life inside the Olympic Village.

Access to the Village is extremely limited with essentially zero access for media during the Games. Still stories spill out, usually by the same people “protected” from journalists in the first place. Ha!

Additionally, stories about other elements of the Village are placed, such as this one about the residences’ interior design and plans for post-Games use.

Via idesignarch.com

The spaces are bright and fresh, but if I were an athlete, I wouldn’t be excited about a twin bed OR having a roommate.

Just call me Princess Bitchface. It won’t be the first time.

Thanks to @joannagoddard whose blog I adore for making me aware of this cool article.

Back to that loose lips article I mentioned, I have to say that it totally made me nostalgic for my college days and my first years living in NYC. Perhaps I should leave it at that.

Book Girl After Dark

Do you follow @bookgirl96? If not, you must. Books are only one part of what she tweets about.

On an average day, she – Kathleen Schmidt – is more interesting, informative and entertaining than 99% of the people I follow on Twitter. By day, Kathleen is a successful publicist with her own business.

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How Girls-like

The amazing HBO show Girls, created by and starring Lena Dunham, has stirred up so many memories of my own awkwardness. Particularly in the areas of dating and sex.
Not, of course, that awkward moments reside solely in my past. No. They happen all too often. Paging Liz Lemon.
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Fifty Shades of ubiquity

When I wrote the post “Fifty Shades of intense publicity” in March, I had no idea what lay ahead.

Fifty Shades in the airport

In the airport

The book is everywhere, prominently displayed in stores and covered by seemingly every major media outlet.

Et tu, 20/20?

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I’m so single

I’m single. Stubbornly so, if that’s A Thing.

Usually that’s A-OK with me. I have total freedom and flexibility. Nobody to negotiate with – or fight with. No one looking at my computer’s browser history or mocking my Twilight fangirling. No dude questioning the amount of money I spend on dining in restaurants with my friends or dragging me to action movies I don’t want to see.

Although…as my ex-bf used to say, “how ’bout some sex?” And I could use some hugs, kisses and free back rubs too.

(yeah, I went there)

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