My husband and I have been in the lifestyle for many years. We strictly play with other couples. Personally, I am not interested in single play and he shows no real interest in watching me play with single men or women. He likes to be involved and so we happily play with other couples.

Sunny Florida was anything but sunny this past Sunday, and so my hubby and I settled in for some Netflix. Cruising through the “things you might like” section we stumbled across a series called Sex/Life. Sounded like something we would enjoy, so we clicked to watch.

I am a runner, have been running my whole life. I’m kind of a female Forrest Gump. Anyway, I have been in the lifestyle for the past 10 or so years. It started when I graduated from college and my boyfriend and I were looking for something more. Sex between us was fine but I think we were both a little bit bored.

Before learning about your jewelry, my wife and I used to play “Can you pick out the swingers?” You know, the game where you sit in a bar or restaurant and try to see if you can guess who else is a swinger.

You and your spouse have been in the lifestyle for quite some time when one day, your spouse wants out.

Forming a new Limited Liability Company is exciting.  It can mean the start of a new idea, a new dream, or just a new way of doing business better than before. Forming a new LLC for an online entity is just a small step on what should be a long run of doing business, but some entrepreneurs make a big decision by choosing a specific state with little to no grounds for their choice.  Why is so little thought put into choice of venue when the new LLC could be formed in any one of a variety of states?

The proposed rules, the EC notes, “will oblige providers to detect, report and remove CSAM on their services. Providers will need to assess and mitigate the risk of misuse of their services and the measures taken must be proportionate to that risk and subject to robust conditions and safeguards.”

California’s new Consumer’s Privacy Act (“CCPA”), which came into effect on January 1, 2020, is the most far-reaching privacy law enacted in the United States by either the federal government or a state government. It mimics, to a certain extent, the GDPR privacy laws of the European Union.

There seems to be a disagreement amongst producers, performers and even testing facilities as to when adult studios can resume production. The Free Speech Coalition continues to state that all adult productions are on a hold while many states attempt to slowly reopen their societies. Their decision has been backed by one of the Free Speech Coalition’s largest financial supporters, Mindgeek – ie., Brazzers and Pornhub.

Shameless is the way I approach sexuality, and one of the same reasons I love the lifestyle so much: because we are celebrated for expressing ourselves sexually in an open way, without the misplaced and preconceived judgment we so often encounter in other spheres within society.