Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Fascinating Fact: Pubic hair is programmed to grow a certain amount

Fascinating Fact: Pubic hair is programmed to grow a certain amount

All hair on the body is controlled by a “growth program” which determines the growth duration (and consequently the length) of hair. Pubic hair has a shorter growth duration (on average just a few months) compared to hair on the head. This is what stops pubic hair growing to unmanageable lengths.

Fascinating Fact: In Victorian times, whores wore pubic wigs

Fascinating Fact: In Victorian times, whores wore pubic wigs

The pubic wig (merkin) has been around since the 1400s when it was originally worn by women who had shaved their pubic hair off to prevent lice. In the Victorian times it was frequently worn by prostitutes who wanted to conceal the fact that they had diseases like syphilis (Honest – we aren’t merkin’ this up). They are also used in the film industry to conceal actors genitals in nude scenes.

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Saturday, August 6, 2011

Introducing "I Practice Safe Sex" Campaign

Came across a Non-Profit campaign that made it clear that they do not care about how you have sex, who you have sex with or where you have sex. Now a days people just have sex, so instead of preaching to these people they decided to just be that little voice to ask your partner "I Practice Safe Sex Do You?"

Here is a little about the company it self:
“I Practice Safe Sex” is a nonprofit organization that was created to serve as a voice for STD’s. STD’s and Safe Sex is still a touchy topic in most communities, households and colleges, but especially in the social party scenes marriages and long term relationships. I Practice Safe Sex is here to provide knowledge on practicing safe sex no matter what situation you may be in and still enjoy the pleasure of sexual relations. Instead of giving long lectures of abstinence and why safe sex is important; we plan to ask one question “I Practice Safe Sex Do You?”

Most can say to practice abstinence, be faithful in your relationship/marriage or treasure you’re most valuable treasures. However, reality is during the most heated moments all the things you should or would do becomes unheard of. It’s time to stop preaching on what’s right and time to preach about “doing you safely.” To do this the campaign will form partnerships with local Night Clubs, Social Venues, Adult Entertainment Venue Colleges and Community Events to pass out items that leads to protection.

“I Practice Safe Sex” is a campaign that is in direct response to the ones curious to take the next step, the massive number of people looking for fun or to be plain and simple looking for sex. The goal of the campaign is to make sure these people listen to their sub-conscious and wrap it up.

So weather it’s taking a snap shot, passing out condoms or t-shirts in the local Night Clubs, Social Venues, Colleges and Community Events will do nothing but send one simple message, “I Practice Safe Sex Do You?”

Our Objective:

  • Commitment: “I Practice Safe Sex” wants to inspire individuals with a sense of freedom to speak freely about sex.
  • Responsibility: The focus of “I Practice Safe Sex” is to empower individuals with following their inner feeling of protecting themselves and others around them.
  • Possibility: “I Practice Safe Sex” wants to expand the perspective of people to make them aware of life's possibilities of living with an STD or coping with one.
  • Support: An individual is dramatically influenced by their surroundings. “I Practice Safe Sex” wants to surround individuals in a caring, inclusive learning environment that will understand.
To Learn more about "I Practice Safe Sex" Log onto www.ipracticesafesex.org
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