What subjects would you like to see Sexis cover in greater detail?
What subjects would you like to see Sexis cover in greater detail?
Other: Although it could technically count as a "social issue," I really want to read more articles on polyamory, polygamy, polyfidelity, etcetera, and not necessarily from a sociological lense. It would be nice to read more about practitioners rather than people who are on the outside and to hear about a variety of poly lifestyles. It would also be nice to read about psychological/medical aspects and/or opinions.
06/26/2009
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Beautifully said.
Originally posted by
Backseat Boohoo
Other: Although it could technically count as a "social issue," I really want to read more articles on polyamory, polygamy, polyfidelity, etcetera, and not necessarily from a sociological lense. It would be nice to read more about practitioners
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Other: Although it could technically count as a "social issue," I really want to read more articles on polyamory, polygamy, polyfidelity, etcetera, and not necessarily from a sociological lense. It would be nice to read more about practitioners rather than people who are on the outside and to hear about a variety of poly lifestyles. It would also be nice to read about psychological/medical aspects and/or opinions.
I'd also like to see BDSM articles written from those that practice BDSM. The recent article about the Domme encounter was nice but I want to hear from the other side of the table or from someone who sees professional Dominatrix's often because it's their lifestyle, not just because they're writing an article.
I'd like to see more about marriage and the issues that arise within a marriage that decrease the frequency of sex. How to get past those issues, and what to do to keep yourself from going crazy in the meantime.
06/26/2009
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Yup. More articles about long term relationships and keeping them fresh, talk about the troubles in them, etc, would be good.
Originally posted by
Sleeping Dreamer
Beautifully said.
I'd also like to see BDSM articles written from those that practice BDSM. The recent article about the Domme encounter was nice but I want to hear from the other side of the table or from someone who sees professional ...
I'd also like to see BDSM articles written from those that practice BDSM. The recent article about the Domme encounter was nice but I want to hear from the other side of the table or from someone who sees professional ...
Beautifully said.
I'd also like to see BDSM articles written from those that practice BDSM. The recent article about the Domme encounter was nice but I want to hear from the other side of the table or from someone who sees professional Dominatrix's often because it's their lifestyle, not just because they're writing an article.
I'd like to see more about marriage and the issues that arise within a marriage that decrease the frequency of sex. How to get past those issues, and what to do to keep yourself from going crazy in the meantime.
I'd also like to see BDSM articles written from those that practice BDSM. The recent article about the Domme encounter was nice but I want to hear from the other side of the table or from someone who sees professional Dominatrix's often because it's their lifestyle, not just because they're writing an article.
I'd like to see more about marriage and the issues that arise within a marriage that decrease the frequency of sex. How to get past those issues, and what to do to keep yourself from going crazy in the meantime.
06/29/2009
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I'm curious about what specifically you're looking for in "blog-style" versus "professional-ish". Subjects, Writing style, quantity/quality of research, something else?
Originally posted by
Adriana Ravenlust
I don't think there's any specific subject I want to see but I would like to see more professional-ish journalism as opposed to blog style journalism.
06/30/2009
I personally prefer blog style stuff. I like personal stories, thoughts, life experience.
I LIKE journalism, it just seems articles that have a more professional, investigative or researched type tone skim over the surface of a lot of area and blog style pieces dig in deep in a small area.
Which is why a mix of both is awesome. Like... here's this journalistic piece and then here are a few bloggy type pieces full of opinion and emotion and experiences to go along with it. Best of both worlds!
I LIKE journalism, it just seems articles that have a more professional, investigative or researched type tone skim over the surface of a lot of area and blog style pieces dig in deep in a small area.
Which is why a mix of both is awesome. Like... here's this journalistic piece and then here are a few bloggy type pieces full of opinion and emotion and experiences to go along with it. Best of both worlds!
06/30/2009
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It would be writing style and research because any subject could be either. I think there's a place for that 'personal touch' and a lot of people can obviously relate to those blog style posts - and they have been relating. It just seems there's been a lot more of it on Sexis than anything else and it's just unbalanced. I also don't think journalism has to skim; it can be just as detailed.
Originally posted by
ScottA
I'm curious about what specifically you're looking for in "blog-style" versus "professional-ish". Subjects, Writing style, quantity/quality of research, something else?
06/30/2009
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