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 | Did you hear about the actor Jason Alexander's recent apology for a conversation he had on air with a late night talk show host about cricket (which he called a "gay sport")? It's well worth reading both as a study in how to deliver a meaningful apology but also as a clearly thought out explanation about the power of words and what it means to say you're "just joking". I prefer to believe that when most people are mean or hurtful they are that way because they aren't aware of the impact they are having on others. There are lots of things we're confused by, and not a lot of places for us to ask our questions and have them answered in a way we can take in. I strive to be the kind of person who it feels safe to ask those questions and to deliver answers that are, if not always brilliant, at least usually understandable. Examples below. ~ Cory | |
Who Get's to Choose Sexual Orientation?
An About.com reader poses this question: Do you suppose it is proper for someone to label themselves bisexual if they've never had sex?
| Confused About Orientation?
Is the acronym LGBT about sexual orientation or identity? Are all the letters the same? Some questions are political, some are personal, and some are both.
| Dealing with Sexual Shame
It isn't just people with so-called alternative sexualities who experience sexual shame. I'd hazard a guess that we all live with some of it. Here are a few ideas on how to live well with it.
| Can You Give Someone an Orgasm?
This question came through our Facebook page: how do you give a woman an orgasm. Before offering orgasm tips I wanted to address the question of whether or not orgasms are something you can actually give.
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