I have been thinking about sex all week. Nothing remarkable there, I suppose. Odds are most of us think about it a lot. Some of us even engage in activities of a prurient, or at least procreative, nature. Sex is everywhere. It is ubiquitous. Look to your left, and then to your right. There ain’t a one of us standing that wasn’t once a gleam in someone’s eye; each of us the product of what lawyers might call a dispositive moment.
Sex is both endlessly fascinating and hopelessly trite. It can be a source of great intimacy and even greater shame. Just ask former Governor Eliot Spitzer, once alawman extraordinaire, now known forevermore as Eliot Mess.
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