safe sex

I just remembered that our humbly-titled original erotic sex education video, Condom Basics, has more hotness in it than just putting a condom on a penis. It also has a healthy portion of vaginal intercourse with clitoral stimulation provided by the man, and, great footage of his orgasm inside our woman-model.  Click here for the video!

Here's the link to our new streaming videos page that at the moment, has two brand new Dodson and Ross short erotic sex ed videos. One is called Condom Basics, showing how to put on a condom, tips for better condom use, and some smoldering footage of vaginal sex with clitoral stimulation done by the man. (see also my blog post on my Advanced Condom Tips) The other video highlights the basics of anal sex for women, but can be applied to men as well. When I watched this one especially, it showed me in third person how hot sex skills not only feel, but look.

We also have, in a series of six segments, Betty's popular female masturbation erotic sex ed video, Orgasmic Women. All the clips very affordably priced too. It's learning that's hot.

Can you imagine what would happen if they had a vaccine that could prevent the transmission of HIV?  There would be a sexual revolution like we've never seen.  We're almost there.

Researchers in Thailand combined 2 earlier experimental HIV vaccines and gave it to 16,000 people.  They found that the chances of catching HIV were 31.2% less for those who had taken the vaccine.  YAY!

A global vaccine is still a ways off but this is exciting news.  Do you think we can get Betty to start throwing group sex parties again?

This week, Germany is releasing a new ad that may sway viewers to protecting themselves when they engage in highly "risky" sexual activity. The advertisement in question features a man and a woman having very hot sex in a bedroom. As they reach an orgasm, the man is revealed to be Adolf Hitler. At the end of the commercial, the slogan, "AIDS is a mass murderer" appears onscreen.

I don't know about you; but, AIDS was far from my mind. In fact, I was pretty aroused by watching Hitler bump and grind with his sweaty, lustful lover (Who looks Jewish, by the way).

Before I begin I want to make it clear that I am -not- HIV positive, to eliminate any confusion below.

Here's a story I tell most of my lovers, present and past, at some point in our relationship:

The current HIV test, the antibody test, is in my opinion and for my body and sex partners, not good enough. The major downside to the test is it can take at least three months or up to a year for some people, from the last time you had sex with a partner who could possibly be infected with HIV knowingly or unknowingly, to get an accurate test result via the antibody test. This is the test they use in free clinics and doctor's offices and is covered by insurance.

Dodson & Ross cover the difference between having sex and having a sexual experience. From cotton panties to manicured, lotioned hands, it's all about pleasurable sex.

We hear this all the time from women.  They don't carry condoms because, and I quote, "what if someone saw the condom in my clutch?  They'll think I'm a slut."

Ministers have been accused of promoting promiscuity after launching a new campaign to encourage young women to carry condoms. The £5.2 million publicity drive tells women in their late teens and early 20s that men are attracted to girls who carry the contraceptives. It advises that "men like nothing better than a woman who knows what she wants".

The Department of Health labelled the campaign: "Condom confidence boosts sex appeal". The initiative, launched by Health Minister Dawn Primarolo, also gives young women advice on how to persuade men to use condoms. Recommended phrases include "If you make it clean, I'll make it dirty" and "Let's get you ready for the ride of your life". Women are told that they are no longer regarded as "easy" for carrying a condom.

Cosmopolitan magazine writer Sarah Hedley, brought in to speak for the campaign, is quoted as saying: "Taking a condom on a night out should be as normal as taking a phone, keys and purse.

From my friend Sabine. Many thanks for sending us such a happy view of safe sex: