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Christian Couple Goes Viral After Sharing Long List Of Marriage Rules

A Christian woman has gone viral for a pair of videos in which she shares the very strict rules that she and her husband have in place for their marriage. First, they can have “no friends of the opposite sex.” They’re also banned from having “work gfs/bfs,” “being alone with the opposite sex,” “texting the opposite sex without the other knowing,” and “lusting after others”—including following “scandalous pages” on social media.

They even have a blanket ban on “watching pornography.” The wife went on to defend the no-porn rule, insisting that when people give up porn they “gain a healthier sex life,” have “stronger intimacy in your marriage/relationships,” and “form stronger connections and create better habits.” With over two million views, the video only received 88,700 likes, but plenty of comments—mainly that they are “absolutely insane.”

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Check out more about a couple’s rigid marriage rules: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10231037/Christian-woman-reveals-rules-husband-marriage.html

OnlyFans Bans Public Sex Content On Site

OnlyFans is saying NO to the great outdoors and public sex—and adult entertainers are not happy about it. The site has updated its terms of use to add sexually explicit videos filmed in public to its long list of banned content. Specifically, the subscription service will no longer allow content that “was recorded in or is being broadcast from a public place where members of the public are reasonably likely to see the activities being illustrated.”

Some OnlyFans creators say they are being targeted when their content doesn’t even really violate the rules: “My niche and content has always been centered on outdoor and nature content,” adult content creator Aspen Eden told Vice. Without warning, OnlyFans abruptly took down her X-rated outdoor content: “All of my content was either created on private property, secluded areas deep in the mountains/deserts or national forests,” she said. While there are no federal laws against public nudity, Eden told Vice she suspects the new rule is the platform’s attempt to appease payment processors that “maintain a web of rules regulating adult-industry income.”

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Check out more about OnlyFan’s new rules banning public sex: https://nypost.com/2021/03/16/onlyfans-bans-public-sex-content-on-site/

Singles Share Their Rules For Fucking After Lockdown

As lockdown restrictions loosen across the US, horny singles are excitedly diving back into the hook-up scene. But before they can get busy, they’re laying down some ground rules. “It’s almost like having a conversation about STDs, but now it’s coronavirus,” says a frisky college student.

One single male says his criteria is somewhat lax:  “I wanted to be reasonably sure they weren’t having orgies,” he says. He admits that he “wasn’t paranoid” about getting back out there because “I was horny and lonely.” He adds, “The risk outweighs the reward. But if a cutie with a booty messaged me — I would be hard pressed to say ‘no.’”

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Check out more about singles sharing their rules for fucking after lockdown: https://nypost.com/2020/07/10/singles-share-their-rules-for-getting-frisky-after-coronavirus-lockdown/

Uber’s New Guidelines Bans Flirting and Sex 

best_phone_sex_niteflirt_cabbiesFor the first time, Uber released new guidelines that forbid flirting and sex between drivers and passengers. It tells both riders and drivers alike, “please don’t comment on someone’s appearance or ask whether they are single. … And don’t touch or flirt with other people in the car.” The ban is an attempt to deter the unwanted sexual attention women often report about Uber drivers.

Now, according to the Uber terms, drivers and riders could get banned from the service for “asking overly personal questions, and making comments or gestures that are aggressive, sexual, discriminatory, or disrespectful.” It expressly forbids all sexual contact between drivers and passengers, even after a ride is over, “no matter what.” The anti-flirting guideline may help curb harassment and creepy situations for women, such as the incident a Boston.com reporter described where a driver offered her oral sex and locked the doors to keep her from getting out. Hey, creepy Uber dudes: harassment is not flirting—and it’s definitely not sexy.

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Check out more about Uber’s new ban on flirting and sex: https://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2016/12/09/uber_now_bans_flirting_in_its_vehicles_will_that_stop_creepy_drivers.html

Strippers Explain Strip Club Etiquette

Copy-of-Stripper_on_a_Pole_svgLet’s face it, in any establishment there are unwritten rules about how to behave—and this is especially true at a strip club. That’s why some exotic dancers were only too happy to sit down with a writer at Vice to discuss how customers should behave when getting down at the strip club. Here’s the dancers’ best advice for those looking to have some fun, and not piss anyone off:

  1. Don’t try to have sex with the dancers
    Strippers work in the sex industry, but they aren’t sex workers. Meaning, they don’t have sex for money. Don’t ask; it’s rude.
  2. Be nice; don’t be creepy Some strippers have had some not so nice experiences with dudes telling them that they look like a sister or a daughter. That’s creepy. Best not to mention relatives at the strip club.
  3. Wear deodorant
    Body odor kills the mood pretty quick. Be kind; wear deodorant.
  4. Fetish play costs extra If you’ve got a fetish you’d like a dancer to indulge in the champagne room, understand that you will need to pay extra.
  5. Don’t cum in your pants
    If you are going to cum, please give the dancer a heads up (pun intended!) beforehand. It’s not polite to have her sit in your jizz without a warning.
  6. Respect the strippers
    These women are mothers, daughters, sisters, students, future surgeons, you name it. They need to be treated with respect.

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Check out more of the strippers’ best stories and tips.

5 Rules For Mistresses

If you enter into a hot affair, it’s important to have some ground rules in place before deciding to become a mistress. And if you do decide to become “the other woman,” i.e., a sidepiece or mistress, it’s vital that you understand the terms of the deal. So here are the 5 rules you have to know before getting down to business as a mistress:
  1. If you’re the mistress, you may not be the only mistress
    Obviously, becoming the other woman doesn’t mean that you will be the only woman.
  2. Enjoy the stolen moments
    When engaging in a steamy affair as a mistress, it’s not necessary to focus on anything else other than having a sexy good time in the moment. Savor it, and don’t worry about what happens when you’re not together.
  3. Be comfortable with your role as the mistress—the main woman is not relevant
    There’s no reason to compare yourself to the wife or the main woman: if you’re the mistress, focus on enjoying yourself and having fun.
  4. Keep it positive
    When engaging in a “situationship,” keeping things positive, fun, and light is the only way to go. Remember that an affair is not a serious relationship—this is the joy of being the mistress, not the wife.
  5. Don’t get emotionally attached
    Being a mistress means being a sidepiece, and there’s no guarantee that will change. If you’re looking for something serious, steer clear of an affair.