Sex News: Escort couple, violent TSA roleplay, criminal underboob selfies, Twitter: ‘it’s a bug’

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  • Good news: Twitter said that the limited “Top tweets” search results on adult content “were the result of a bug that occurred during some algorithmic tweaks” to Twitter’s search function, and they “are working to correct the issue.” (Fingers crossed over here.) Twitter’s statement was an update to Buzzfeed’s article about the news, a piece that annoyed everyone else who broke the news and wrote about it, and were not credited.
    Twitter #Pornocalypse? “A Bug” — Says Twitter (ErosBlog: The Sex Blog)
  • Bad news: Meanwhile, free expression took the midnight train to hell for Facebook users. Its revamped community standards now include a separate section on “dangerous organisations” and give more details about what types of nudity and sexual expression it doesn’t allow to be posted or written about. Forget Kinsey, and Sandro Botticelli would have been booted and banned in ten seconds flat.
    Facebook revamps removal rules (BBC)
  • Facebook is under fire from a former employee who claims the social network’s work environment was a hotbed of harassment and discrimination. Chia Hong, who worked at Facebook from June 2010 to October 2013, filed 11 claims, including sexual harassment and national origin discrimination.
    Facebook facing litany of gender, racial complaints (CNET)

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  • Researchers at UCLA and Montreal’s Concordia University show that an oft-repeated claim among activists and clinicians that a man’s habitual porn viewing can lead to erectile dysfunction and other problems is a myth. In a Journal of Sexual Medicine paper, researchers found that more hours spent viewing pornographic stimuli was “unrelated to erectile functioning with a partner, and was related to stronger desire for sex with a partner.”
    Study finds no link between viewing porn and erectile dysfunction (LA Times)
  • A pair of Norwegian scientists are hoping to spur on further studies of the evolutionary, molecular development of the anus with their paper, aptly titled “Getting to the Bottom of Anal Evolution,” recently published in the journal Zoologischer Anzeiger.
    Science Is Still Unclear About the Evolutionary Origin of the Anus (Smithsonian)
  • A Manhattan lawyer who liked to dress as a TSA airport security screener during BDSM sessions with his girlfriend wound up choking and threatening her with a knife, prosecutors said Monday. During pretrial hearings, prosecutors said the couple made a sex tape where he pretended to be a “TSA agent, searching her body cavities,” papers state.
    Man who dressed as TSA agent during S&M choked girlfriend: prosecutors (NY Post)

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  • The goal of the game Ladykiller in a Bind, then, is to present sex for what it really is: not a trophy or the logical “end” of a relationship, but a building block. A constantly transforming piece in a wildly complex human puzzle.
    A Better Take On Video Game Sex (Kotaku)

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  • Thailand’s military government warned women on Monday against posting ‘selfie’ photos of the lower half of their breasts — underboob selfies, a social media trend that has gone viral — saying their actions could violate the country’s computer crime laws.
    Thais warned against taking ‘underboob selfies’ (Reuters, via JWZ)

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  • Japanese love hotels are a place to go strictly for having sex in private. They have been around in Japan for decades and have created quite a booming, and fascinating, industry.
    Japanese Love Hotels: The Dirty Details (Amped Asia)
  • While debating whether to change the collective bargaining rights of public school teachers, some members of the Iowa legislature had other things to do. The Des Moines Register reported that Rep. Ross Paustian (R-Walcott) opened the book “Sex After Sixty” when Democratic lawmakers were introducing amendments to the bill.
    Lawmaker reads ‘Sex After Sixty’ during education debate in Iowa legislature (Washington Post)

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  1. I find it pretty ironic that in the same time ello has NSFW month going on that FB has essentially decided to double down on its nudity policy–apparently, they didn’t learn anything from the Google-Blogger flap

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