Musing

I have more questions than answers about objectification, but I think the questions themselves are worth sitting with.

Sometimes the geekiest corners of my life intersect with the most dissolute ones — here, in my efforts to organize my Google Drive along the multiple axes of my fragmented existence.

Not one conversation but a lifetime of them — what I really mean when I say “the talk.”

When smart people talk about porn, they often say dumb things. I hope to avoid that particular pitfall.

I asked for thoughts on “the talk,” and got a bunch — including a couple I found more frustrating than helpful.

I’m going to write about kids and porn, and I want your help.

The evolution of my feelings about sex blog rankings: from desperate for recognition, to bitter about insufficient recognition, to something approaching genuine indifference.

What I wish someone had told me about sex and desire, and what I’m trying to figure out how to tell my kid.

I’m drafting my thoughts on “the talk,” but first, I want yours.

I never delete. It feels like an act of self-destruction, a crime against my own history.