Quotes from personal bloggers related to my Gnomedex talk–
Figleaf: “As you know, one of my on-going themes is that the average sex blogger doesn’t do anything the average non-sex/non-blogger does except admit it. One of the huge benefits of sex blogging, especially anonymous sex blogging, is that we learn from each other that we’re not the only ones.”
Magadalena: “I have absolutely no idea how many sexual blogs there are or what percentage of the 40.1 million sites Technorati currently tracks dedicate themselves to sexual content, but I would think it’s pretty high.”
Bliatz: “I wish I had the courage to turn this blog into my main outlet. I wish I had the guts to just write everything here, expose the whole picture and expose it all to everybody. I wish I didn’t feel I had to hide something as natural and straight-forward as my sexuality and all the thoughts and emotions connected to that.”
Evil Minx, commenting:”It’s the loss of freedom that gets me also. The sheer uninhibited joy of being able to write as the person behind my eyes is what has kept me going over the last year. ”
Some of the blogs, videobloggers, web sites and podcasters I may reference:
(Note: Some of these blogs contain adult language and are meant for over 18 years, proceed accordingly)
Real writers, cloaked identities
Unfurling My Sexuality –divorced and searching
Jefferson, One Life, Take Two –pervert and parent
Viviane– Viviane’s Sex Carnival –bright and sexy
Freya– Freya’s House of Dreams –erotic wife
Always Aroused Girl- -erotic wife 2
Figleaf– Real Adult Sex –wise guy
Rent Boy– MonMouth –sex adventures
Bliatz –sex and identity
Girl with a one track mind–bright and searching
Erotica Lee 1–Memoir of a prostituted child, now adult
Coming Out at 48 –long married, coming into new life
Open for viewing(and making money from it…)
Violet Blue– tiny nibbles
Adacia Ray– Waking Vixen
Susie Bright– Susie Bright’s Journal
Bridgett Harrison – Ropelover Journal
Podcasters:
Polyamory Weekly; Notes
Violet Blue- Open Source Sex
Outed/Hacked & related (examples)
Magdalena-Delta of Venus
Mamalicious
Brand new blog, with issues
In My DNA
Quotes from personal bloggers related to my Gnomedex talk–
Figleaf: “As you know, one of my on-going themes is that the average sex blogger doesn’t do anything the average non-sex/non-blogger does except admit it. One of the huge benefits of sex blogging, especially anonymous sex blogging, is that we learn from each other that we’re not the only ones.”
Magadalena: “I have absolutely no idea how many sexual blogs there are or what percentage of the 40.1 million sites Technorati currently tracks dedicate themselves to sexual content, but I would think it’s pretty high.”
Bliatz: “I wish I had the courage to turn this blog into my main outlet. I wish I had the guts to just write everything here, expose the whole picture and expose it all to everybody. I wish I didn’t feel I had to hide something as natural and straight-forward as my sexuality and all the thoughts and emotions connected to that.”
Evil Minx, commenting:”It’s the loss of freedom that gets me also. The sheer uninhibited joy of being able to write as the person behind my eyes is what has kept me going over the last year. ”
Some of the blogs, videobloggers, web sites and podcasters I may reference:
(Note: Some of these blogs contain adult language and are meant for over 18 years, proceed accordingly)
Real writers, cloaked identities
Unfurling My Sexuality –divorced and searching
Jefferson, One Life, Take Two –pervert and parent
Viviane– Viviane’s Sex Carnival –bright and sexy
Freya– Freya’s House of Dreams –erotic wife
Always Aroused Girl- -erotic wife 2
Figleaf– Real Adult Sex –wise guy
Rent Boy– MonMouth –sex adventures
Bliatz –sex and identity
Girl with a one track mind–bright and searching
Erotica Lee 1–Memoir of a prostituted child, now adult
Coming Out at 48 –long married, coming into new life
Open for viewing(and making money from it…)
Violet Blue– tiny nibbles
Adacia Ray– Waking Vixen
Susie Bright– Susie Bright’s Journal
Bridgett Harrison – Ropelover Journal
Podcasters:
Polyamory Weekly; Notes
Violet Blue- Open Source Sex
Outed/Hacked & related (examples)
Magdalena-Delta of Venus
Mamalicious
Brand new blog, with issues
In My DNA