Middle Age: Is It Killing You?
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A reader asks: “As I reach middle age, my health, looks and sex appeal are dying out. Don’t you think dying before middle age is better than letting old age kill you?”
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Before you have that one-night stand
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A reader asks: “I love one-night stands. But every time I say, “Wanna get together again?” they say, “Sorry, I’m in a relationship!” What’s up with open relationships? Is everyone married?”
How long is too long before the first kiss?
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A reader asks: “I’m openly gay and have been seeing a closeted guy for a couple of weeks. He hasn’t even kissed me yet. Am I wasting my time?”
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Celibacy: Is it for me?
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A reader asks: “I’m not becoming a priest, but I thought I’d try celibacy. Do you think it’s a good idea?”
Pharmaceuticals vs. Alternative Medicines
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A reader asks: “Do you really think natural foods or alternative medicines have any benefits? Isn’t all that just birdseed and seaweed?”
Looking at the bright side
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A reader asks: “I’ve heard people say, ‘Look at the bright side!’ But what could possibly be bright about bullying or gay bashing or AIDS?”
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Fetishism 101
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A reader asks: “My ex was into the fetish scene and now, two years later, I’m beginning to find it very interesting myself. Any advice for first timers?”
Circuit Parties? Are They Worth It?
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A reader asks: “What are circuit parties and would you recommend them?”
Can love at 40 be like it was at 20?
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A reader asks: “When I was 20 I fell in love easily. Now I’m 40, and I have trouble letting myself fall in love. Why is it so hard at 40?”
Expectation is the word disappointment in disguise
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A reader asks: “Sometimes my partner just doesn’t get me. It’s so frustrating. I don’t mean to expect unreasonable things from her, but how can I get my needs met without losing my mind from having to ask for every little thing I need or want? Must I always ask?”
