Jennifer Aniston Gets 'Friend'-ly With Nudists

"Could skin be the new black? Jennifer goes to a nudist resort to prepare for her new film role.

In the upcoming flick Wanderlust, Jennifer Aniston and the black actor, Paul Rudd play a Manhattanite couple who chuck the city life in favor of a more liberal existence at a hippie-style commune. And what better way to go off the grid than by taking off your clothes?

To do some "research" for the role, the former Mrs. Pitt spent some time during filming in Atlanta at nearby Paradise Valley Resort & Club, aka "Georgia's premier clothing optional resort." (Curb your enthusiasm: she was reportedly fully clothed, much to the dismay of all the other resort-goers, we’re sure.)

According to its website, the destination caters to everyone from seasoned naturists to first-timers, which - judging by her initial reaction while filming similar scenes on set - was the category Aniston likely fell into before her visit. Jennifer Aniston World's Most Eligible Single Gal?"

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Why Are Men Always Expected to Make the First Move in Sex and Relationships?

Everything we do romantically is shaped by gendered scripts; in American scripts, men are usually handed the responsibility of initiating dates or sexual encounters.

Being rejected sucks. Let me tell you about my first experience with it. Like me, the object of my desire was 13 years old, and he was the hottest thing ever -- a geek who loved the natural sciences. He seemed like an awesome match for an Internet-obsessed nerd girl with weird pets. Sadly, he responded to my overture by saying that I could shove one of my pets up my ass. I can laugh about this now, but it sure sucked in my teens, and gave me a complex about asking guys out that lasted through my 20s. Like just about everyone in the world, I know about the pain of rejection.

But I know how the receiving end can get, too. I grew up into a woman who -- like many women -- routinely manages unwanted advances from men. Some of those advances are not made with good intent, like the guys who shout gross comments at me in the street. Yet at the same time as that kind of deliberately invasive behavior is going on, there are also people of all genders trying to initiate real, mutual romantic relationships -- often misstepping even when their partner is receptive, and often experiencing very sad rejections. 

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Voting leads to orgasm?

"Spanish politicians have criticised a video by the Young Socialists in Catalonia in which a woman simulates an orgasm while casting her vote.

Both Socialist and opposition politicians have attacked the campaign video.

The equality minister called it "misleading" advertising.

In the video the young woman gets increasingly excited as she votes for the Socialist Party in this month's regional elections in Catalonia.

It concludes with the phrase, "Voting is a pleasure", after she puts her voting slip in the ballot box.

The leader of the conservative opposition Popular Party of Catalonia, Alicia Sanchez-Camacho, said the video was an "attack on the dignity of women".

The health minister, Leire Pajin, who is a Socialist, called on all parties to show respect for women and to act responsibly.

The Socialist equality minister, Bibiana Aido, said of the video: "If it was true, electoral participation would go up greatly, but I think we are dealing with a misleading advert."

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Exlusive interview with Mikella, webcam model

Ever been curious about the life of Live Jasmin models? From today we are making interviews with different Live Jasmin models. Our first model to be interviewed is Mikella.

PSC: When and how did you decided to work as a webcam performer and what was the main reason?


Mikella: I started to work as a webcam model three years ago, because I like socializing. I help members to solve their problems, to give pleasure. And of course I do earn a lot more working as a webcam model as whit any other work.


PSC: Have you ever tried doing adult themed movies before that?


Mikella: No, never tried.


PSC: How your boyfriend/husband feels about you doing adult webcam?


Mikella: At the moment I don’t have a boyfriend or a husband. I'm lonely.


PSC: If you could choose another kind of career, what would you do?


Mikella: Well, I have already tried to become a photo model.


PSC: What do you like or hate the most about your job?


Mikella: I do not like lie when people are cheating and I also hate “beggars” who want to see everything for free and they do not want to pay in private.


PSC: How much time do you spend daily behind the camera?


Mikella: I spend behind the camera, almost all his spare time. This is mainly at night and morning.


PSC: Have you ever said no to a request?


Mikella: Yes, I said no to a request from a man who wanted me to cut her veins and pricked with a needle themselves. I always deny such allegations. I refuse when asked to provide personal information.

Students Turning to Prostitution and Stripping

There are many avenues for students engaging in sex work could to assure their own safety.

  

“After doing massage therapy for a while, I am now working as an escort full-time. I see two to three clients a day. Seventy-five per cent of my clients are kinkier and twenty-five per cent want vanilla sex or massage with orgasms.”

This is how a Canadian male student, who wishes to remain anonymous, describes how he started to consider sex work earlier this year to raise funds to attend a midwifery school in New Zealand. As a massage therapist working in Vancouver (one of Canada's most liberal cities) who identifies as “sex positive” and sexually experimental, he found the transition to working as an escort “pretty natural.”

“The work is what you make it,” he says. “I find it really rewarding to help clients explore their sexuality.”

He is part of a number of students who have taken work in the sex industry as a source of income. “Participation in sex work: students’ views,” a UK study published in May 2010 by the journal Sex Education, found that 16.5 percent of undergraduate students would consider working in the sex industry and that 93 per cent identified money as one of their main motivations. The same study found that 11 percent would consider taking a job as an escort.

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