The Return of the Anonymous Sex Confessional

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Way back in the Mesozoic era of LiveJournal, there was a time when several people would regularly host Anonymous Sex Confessionals for the amusement and diversion of all. The practice died out due to inertia, apathy and the occasional drama llama, but seeing as how I'm wrapped up in a bit of LJ nostalgia at the moment (and since the topic seems to be on the minds of some of my fellow LJians) I thought I'd dust off the idea and give it another go. And so:

Anonymous Sex Confessions

Anonymous comments are enabled for the next 48 hours, and IPs are not being logged. Share something about you sexually: wants, experiences, preferences, fears. Anything goes, and yes, this applies even if you don't have a sex life right now. Confession is good for the soul.

The three disclaimers:

1) You may safely assume that the comments to this post contain text of an NC-17 nature. Treat accordingly.

2) The management reserves the right to cease operation of the confessional at any time. Drama and abusive language will not be tolerated.

3) Feel free to link to this post from your own journal. The more, the merrier.



So!

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I know how you feel...I'm trying counseling. Don't know if it'll work, but it's nice to have an impartial sounding board.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like a (sex) therapist has to be one of the most difficult jobs possible from an ethical standpoint.

I mean, I'm sure they hear all kinds of unsexy horror stories about people who have been mistreated and abused. But what if someone comes in to talk about this hot, crazy sex fantasy they have but can't act out for whatever reason.

How difficult must that be to go home at night and not spank the monkey to some of the things they hear about each day?

[(Anonymous)]

Why should they not spank the monkey to it? As long as they remain professional during worktime, it shouldn't matter what they do on their spare time.