Eros Daily Musings and Digressions

By Astrid Salomon

When I was on the plane home last night I was reading Marc Ecko’s Complex Magazine and came across the Complex photo set with Alison Brie, who I couldn’t immediately place as Mad Men character Trudy Campbell. When I got back online, I was floored that this was dowdy Trudy so I had to share. Happily I also found Trudy’s character on Twitter, along with many other Mad Men characters, including my fave Betty Draper. (She follows me! So cool.)

The Complex video of Brie is not terribly exciting, but I can offer up in exchange the video of Kanye West’s girlfriend Amber Rose (and Complex’s hot Amber Rose gallery):

The Complex Girls galleries have a lot of babes to offer and is the first babe gallery I’ve seen in a long time that gives equal time to all skin colors (FINALLY), including a few women I love such as Amerie, Rihanna and yummy Keri Hilson. They have some good taste in girls, for sure. There’s too much Kim Kardashian (okay, any is too much) and Olivia Munn. I don’t have a Photoshop fetish. And yes, I could point you to the sexy Michelle Trachtenberg set but after I read her interview I lost interest in her altogether: she’s definitely one of the most disappointingly sex-negative, fetish-negative actresses I’ve come across in a long time. Soak up the eye candy for sure, but don’t even bother with their “sex” section: Joanna Angel is great, and a smart interview, but the rest is a snoozefest. Would love to have found a really hip, kick-ass sex column or sex tips for the kind of men that Complex caters to. I want to see Sex Tips For Ballers! Oh well.

More here (15 pictures). From FTV Girls

Just a little reminder that all this month, we’re giving away one Fun Factory toy per day to people who are our friends on Facebook. We’ve made lots of new friends and if you haven’t friended us, now is the time! You still have two more weeks left to win.

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Alex & Suze:

I awoke an hour later to find dawn emerging from the kitchen with two cups of coffee. She was wearing my dressing gown and had evidently showered. I hope you dont mind. She said I needed to freshen up.

She sat across from me and we chatted. It was the oddest thing. Only an hour or so before we had been strangers, since then we had fucked and now she was sat across from me in a towelling robe that was way to big for her looking so cute I felt uncomfortable, my cock had stuck itself to my leg with a mixture of her cum and mine…

By Arnold Bcklin.

Jack:

. . .I’ve never been in a relationship like that since, but similar feelings have been stirred up lately when I played around with something the kids call Queening.

I’ve been in the position of having a girl sit on my face before, I enjoy it, but recently when M and I were playing around in bed and I brought up that maybe she should do that, it suddenly turned into something very different.

The dynamics of M and I are fun. I am the daddy type top and she is the sometimes timid and often bratty little girl bottom. These are roles we slipped into nearly immediately upon meeting and play around with in a variety of ways that we both find hugely entertaining.

Bratty and rambunctious are one thing, but as we started playing that night it felt a little different. I felt different and she had a new glint in her eye.

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Image by Exey Panteleev.

When Paul Carr writes the post, I don’t really need to frame it for you. Here, one of my favorite writers (Carr) tells us about one of my other fave writers (Zoe Margolis) being treated as a second class writer by a mainstream publication in either a desperate attempt to claw for pageviews, or because they foolishly think sex writers (or female writers for that matter) are not legitimate and deserving of respectful treatment. You decide, and do send Zoe some thoughts of support. No one deserves this. Snip:

(…) This time last week, my friend Zoe Margolis – who writes as the Girl With A One Track Mind – was asked by the UK’s Independent on Sunday (IoS) newspaper to write a column about how she went from being an anonymous sex blogger to a widely-recognised advice columnist and memoirist. Zoe, I should emphasise, does not have sex for money. I know this for a fact: we shared a house at SXSW a couple of years ago and she stubbornly refused to sleep with me, despite the fact that I paid for all of our groceries at Whole Foods.

And yet, thanks to an astonishing but – I hope – innocent piece of lazy subediting, when the IoS published her column they did so under the unambiguously libellous headline “I was a hooker who became an agony aunt“.

Hoo boy.

The IoS reaslised its mistake (for want of a better word for “misquoting one of our writers as calling herself a whore”) within an hour of the paper going to press and quickly changed the headline in print and online. But of course the damage was already done. Although, according to the paper, only a couple of thousand hard copies had been dispatched to news stands, the web version had already been syndicated to dozens of other sites – including Yahoo! – and such far-flung newspaper websites as the Times of India. Worse still, it took several more hours – and increasingly vocal complaints by Zoe – before the IoS changed the story’s URL which still contained the full wording of the original headline. (…read more, techcrunch.com)

Image by Exey Panteleev.

When Paul Carr writes the post, I don’t really need to frame it for you. Here, one of my favorite writers (Carr) tells us about one of my other fave writers (Zoe Margolis) being treated as a second class writer by a mainstream publication in either a desperate attempt to claw for pageviews, or because they foolishly think sex writers (or female writers for that matter) are not legitimate and deserving of respectful treatment. You decide, and do send Zoe some thoughts of support. No one deserves this. Snip:

(…) This time last week, my friend Zoe Margolis – who writes as the Girl With A One Track Mind – was asked by the UK’s Independent on Sunday (IoS) newspaper to write a column about how she went from being an anonymous sex blogger to a widely-recognised advice columnist and memoirist. Zoe, I should emphasise, does not have sex for money. I know this for a fact: we shared a house at SXSW a couple of years ago and she stubbornly refused to sleep with me, despite the fact that I paid for all of our groceries at Whole Foods.

And yet, thanks to an astonishing but – I hope – innocent piece of lazy subediting, when the IoS published her column they did so under the unambiguously libellous headline “I was a hooker who became an agony aunt“.

Hoo boy.

The IoS reaslised its mistake (for want of a better word for “misquoting one of our writers as calling herself a whore”) within an hour of the paper going to press and quickly changed the headline in print and online. But of course the damage was already done. Although, according to the paper, only a couple of thousand hard copies had been dispatched to news stands, the web version had already been syndicated to dozens of other sites – including Yahoo! – and such far-flung newspaper websites as the Times of India. Worse still, it took several more hours – and increasingly vocal complaints by Zoe – before the IoS changed the story’s URL which still contained the full wording of the original headline. (…read more, techcrunch.com)

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