Author: Madge

Rock, Paper, Scissors—sex? The seemingly innocent game is said to have begun as a form of foreplay in sex houses. “Technically, it originally started out as a Sansukumi-Ken, which was a Chinese drinking game,” a historian revealed on TikTok. “But when the game traveled through Japan in the 17th and 18th centuries, it became incredibly popular in brothels.” 

The book “The Culture of Japan as Seen Through Its Leisure” says: “[It] was in existence in the Edo period from at least 1700 onward and served as an innocent drinking game or as a kind of foreplay in the amusement quarters.” Historians also note the hand gesture “scissors” had to do with the cutting away of clothes. “One variation of the game had players remove an item of clothing every time they lost a round. Effectively making it ‘strip’ Rock, Paper, Scissors.”

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A Democratic candidate for the Virginia legislature who was caught performing sex acts with her husband for “tips” during online webcam shows is down more than 10 percentage points among voters in her district. Owen, a Republican businessman, held a 4% lead among those voters even before the Washington Post broke the news of Gibson’s online sex shows. Gibson streamed more than a dozen live sex shows with her husband to 5,770 followers—using an account that she maintained even after declaring her candidacy.

She last updated a picture to her profile—with the username HotWifeExperience—on Sept. 5, 2022, but it has since been taken down. By day a nurse practitioner, Gibson moonlighted as an adult performer who pressed her online audience for more “tokens” in exchange for certain sex acts in “private” showings, saying she was “raising money for a good cause.” Following reports of her sex-cursions, the Democratic candidate decried her political opponents for engaging in “the worst gutter politics” and calling the proliferation of the videos “an illegal invasion of my privacy designed to humiliate me.”

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The “Instagram-famous” woman who went viral for her foul-mouthed rant on an American Airlines flight has now been offered a $25,000 deal to strip off on a live-streaming porn site. Morgan Osman gained notoriety after a video circulated online that showed her arguing with another passenger. She rounded out the expletive-laced rant with: “Film me—I’m Instagram famous, you fucking bum.”

The letter by the porn site reads: “Given your interest in being filmed, we would love to have you broadcast yourself on our XXX platform.” It continues, “I’d like to formally offer you up to $25,000 to perform a one-hour-long cam show on our site.” The hot model is apparently no stranger to confrontation—during her brief cameo on Bad Girls Club, Osman garnered the nickname “Über Bitch.”

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Amid the recent surge in “Suits” viewership since it was added to Netflix—and co-star Patrick J. Adams sharing a plethora of racy throwback snaps of Markle—a passage from Harry’s memoir “Spare” has resurfaced. Harry described his shock over seeing Markle act in a few intimate NSFW scenes. He also noted how he desired to visit the “Suits” set in Toronto to watch her act as her character, paralegal Rachel Zane.

“I’d made the mistake of googling and watching some of her love scenes online,” he penned in his book. Last month, “Suits” creator Aaron Korsh claimed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that the royal family blocked Markle’s character from saying certain phrases. In one instance, Korsh noted that Markle was supposed to say the line, “My family would say ‘poppycock,’” but The Firm had it scrapped.

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After years of debate about its existence, doctors now think they have discovered definitive evidence that the elusive G spot is indeed very real. A team of researchers in Turkey think they have confirmed the so-called erogenous zone located a few inches into the pussy, as detailed in a new study published in the European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology. They found that women experienced fewer and less intense orgasms following surgery to an area long thought to contain the G spot. 

While arousal and libido remained the same after the operation, “we found a remarkable decrease in orgasm in these patients” post-op, study authors wrote, suggesting that the G spot was damaged during surgery. The anterior wall of the vagina, the alleged home of the hotly debated G spot, swells during arousal and is believed to play a role in orgasms. The Turkish research team behind the new study notes that they only monitored patients for six months post-surgery—so longer-term studies would be needed to confirm their findings.

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The number of Australians having sex outside of their relationship has increased, according to new data. As stigmas and cultural attitudes change, the number of people engaging in an open relationship is on the rise, as couples explore options outside societal norms. Of the 50,000 Australians who took part in the survey, 1.4 percent said they were in an open relationship.

Interestingly, despite Gen Z being widely credited for shunning traditional dating structures, the Great Aussie Debate data found twice as many millennials were currently engaged in open relationships. There were also twice as many people ages 40 to 49 in open relationships compared to the 18-to-29 age group. “We both get pleasure from the other’s pleasure—even if it is with someone else,” one participant in the study said.

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Raunchy sex-in-NYC tales are at the center of the “Fuck Stories” exhibit at the Spring/Break Art Show in Midtown. The 60 anonymous storytellers responded to ads posted throughout the city that said, “Call us to spill it all … your most raucous, your most bizarre … the dirty, and the strange.” The tales can be heard by picking up one of 10 phones in the simulated “call center” at the exhibit.

One story recounts oral sex in a tree, while another confesses to yearly texts commemorating a past threesome. One woman was left feeling “defiled” after a night filled with naughty toys because her partner seemed more interested in his PlayStation. “Our exhibit is like a ‘fuck you’ to the art world in a lot of ways,” says one of the artists involved in the X-rated exhibit.

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Getting ice cold could help get you super hot, according to a Brazilian doctor claiming regular ice baths helped boost her libido and supercharge her sex life. “It improved my sexual appetite,” she told NudePR.com. “When I found this completely natural and hormone-free format, it was a great discovery for me,” she added.

Other doctors agree with her claims: “Preliminary research has suggested that cold-water immersion can increase the release of luteinizing hormone produced in the pituitary gland in your brain,” another doctor explained. “Release of the hormone may also increase testosterone production in men and trigger ovulation and progesterone production in women, potentially leading to increased libido.” She said she first started taking ice baths to treat muscle pain—before realizing the unexpected impact the activity had on her libido.

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Over a third of adults have fantasized about having sex with someone else while getting it on—and a startling majority admit their minds wander to unsexy places. As it turns out, adults’ most common sex thoughts are about household chores that need to be done, what they’re having for their next meal, their favorite TV show or movie, and what’s going on at work, according to a shocking new survey by Lovehoney. Over a quarter of men confessed to having daydreamed about their favorite sports teams while fucking.

Sexperts advise mixing things up to get back to concentrating on what really matters. “Exploring new things sexually can be helpful to learn new ways you enjoy being stimulated. Our bodies and experiences are forever changing and this can mean that we may enjoy things we didn’t before at any point in our lives.” Sexperts recommend that people experiment with sex toys to get them going—something that over 50% of both men and women admitted to thinking about while having sex, the survey results show.

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Two married couples divorced each other to form a polyamorous foursome after falling in love with one another. “We all fit together as though we had been friends for decades,” said one of the women, who works as a licensed marriage therapist. Both couples got a divorce to form a foursome, “merging lives and families”—something they had “no intention of.”

“For me, non-monogamy isn’t an attitude, but an orientation,” she added. “Some people experience non-monogamy as a choice and others, as the latter.” She encourages others to educate themselves about polyamory, saying it’s “a very valid relationship design”: “Monogamy isn’t the only option for true love,” she said.

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