By Judah Pollack
It happens, usually from behind. Well, always from behind, though I suppose other positions could lend themselves to it. Now, to be clear, there are a couple of things I am not talking about.
There’s a girl I know who had a friend back in the day named Barbara who they all called Baba [...]
By Judah Pollack
With the Sex and the City movie opening this week I got to thinking about gay men and the women they love. I was thinking how gay men have a different relationship to women than I do. Namely, we differ on how we view pussy.
For straight men pussy is the hidden kingdom, [...]
By Judah Pollack
I try to be conscious of the environment.
I ride my bike.
I poop straight into my neighbor’s compost bin.
I’ve even taken up breathing directly onto trees. Apparently this makes oxygen production more efficient. (Just kidding. Do not actually try this as the trees may become angry with you.)
Yes, it’s hard being green. Often [...]
By Judah Pollack
I was standing on the corner when these two girls came my way in skirts too small to hide anything. Then along came a breeze and up went those skirts, and down went their hands, but not before a sight of thigh and a glimpse of Venus.
They giggled. I smiled.
Spring had arrived.
Luscious Spring. [...]
By Judah Pollack
My friend Penny is a student of many things, poi, ropes, Burning Man camp lead, (“never again!”), and now, pole dancing. She had her almost-30 birthday party last weekend. Guess where we went?
We started at the Lusty Lady. Her booths no longer take quarters, just dollar bills now, leaving me with an entire [...]
By Judah Pollack
An extraordinarily strange thing happened in Washington D.C. on February 25. Lynne Cheney, wife of our Vice-President Dick, awoke with a soft, warm feeling between her legs. She was surprised, but very happy. She pressed her thighs together and reached down to see what was going on inside her bajingo.
Lo and behold if [...]
By Judah Pollack
In many ways presidential candidates are vying to be America’s next lover. It’s no coincidence that they are often described as “courting” voters. They smile at us, compliment us, wink, smear their rivals for our affection. Their campaigns are filled with the equivalent of high school best friends who sidle up to the [...]
By Judah Pollack
With the close of the New Hampshire primary the presidential election has entered a short lull. Soon enough the candidates will be back on every television screen but for now we have a moment to reflect. The most obvious reflection is to imagine what their campaign web sites would look like if the [...]
By Judah Pollack
It’s Christmas time. The time of year when every Jew, no matter how assimilated, feels JEWISH.
Oh look, decorations… not for you. Oh listen, music… not for you. And everyone wishing you merry for a day. Merry? We Jews really aren’t a merry people, too many pogroms.
But not long ago I saw a Church [...]
By Judah Pollack
Why is it we know so little about the sex lives of our great fictional characters? Artists work hard to give us insight into the lives of others and yet their character’s sexual proclivities are left a mystery. When we do get a glimpse of a sex life it is usually in erotica [...]
