A less erotically-charged way to bring up sexuality is through family planningA less erotically-charged way to bring up sexuality is through family planning.
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Integration of the complexity of our experiences — erotically, intellectually, and socially.
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So Eisenberg was curious to quantify the erotically inhibiting effects of cannabis.
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You're under no obligation to become more erotically enthusiastic for your partner.
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Hughes as a nervy milquetoast whose problems stem from the erotically-charged dominance
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While rehearsing the Gandhi number, they turn into full-fanged, erotically overcharged vampires.
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You may be wondering whether this man is erotically engaged by her vulnerability.
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I wanted to celebrate authentic people doing what moves them both erotically and emotionally.
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Surely there can't be people erotically fantasizing about, I don't know, the War of 1812?
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Also, I'm so erotically confused that this hunk is the bejewelled king Xerxes in "300."
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One face sweetly whispers empowering slogans and the other hisses your most erotically violent revenge fantasies.
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The art marries an industrial aesthetic with pop gusto, in which even the faucets are erotically charged.
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America met Britney Spears in the late '90s as a sweet Southern girl performing erotically tinged innocence.
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Soloway depicts him tenderly, erotically, with unabashed reverence for the relentlessly recycled myth of the American man.
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His same-sex partnering here is not erotically charged; yet affection and mutual supportiveness are wonderfully apparent.
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As an attention-getting narrative strategy, depicting sex (erotically or not, à deux or solo) invariably succeeds.
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A black snake, both erotically phallic and creepily sinister, is slithering through a hole in the disc.
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Symbolically, some forms of a lingam and a yoni may refer erotically to male and female sex organs.
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"James Jordan approached [a female diner at Kobe steakhouse] and … began to undress and dance erotically," police said.
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Bossen contends that foot-binding would have been a hush-hush affair if it was an erotically charged kink.
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The athlete's perfection of the human body meant his nudity was something to be appreciated aesthetically rather than erotically.
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An elderly British man is pleading with people to stop pretending to have sex with his erotically shaped hedge.
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It included Madame X straps, skirts draped thigh-high, and plunging necklines that felt nonchalant rather than erotically commanding.
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Its slow, pinkish, opening and closing erotically unsettles and makes more lively the intricate strangeness of the human animal.
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Like far too many erotically bedazzled men, regardless of age, size or shape, Kostis has pretty much no chill.
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His name has become "synonymous with erotically charged depictions of good-looking young men," The Times wrote in 1999.
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Then, on a particularly erotically charged night, when I was mourning the loss of my former relationship, I smoked again.
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Her paintings follow a single illusive muse: an ageless, erotically charged girl who is reinvented and reimagined in each composition.
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The novelty underwear store owner filmed himself "erotically" eating a banana coated in chocolate sauce and posted the vid online.
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Painted in mostly flat planes of suavely muted colors, these works are metaphorically piquant, subtly funny and often erotically suggestive.
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He finds a fantastical, earthbound world of abstract forms resembling slugs, fungi, pods and bulbs, glommed together parasitically and erotically.
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He gathered hordes of dancers into erotically charged formations and undulations visible only to the cameras that he perched high overhead.
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The times that I choose to be objectified, or choose to relinquish control, are the times I feel the most erotically empowered.
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Bossen says women weren't shy about talking about or showing their bound feet, making her skeptical that it was an erotically charged fetish.
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Talking erotically about battle strategies against China doesn't make you a brilliant warrior; sometimes it just means you're a punk riding a helicopter.
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Even after 12 years, they remain madly in love and erotically bound up in each other (much to the annoyance of their neighbors).
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As such, she is almost erotically fixated on the idea of near-term culture war, or literal war, as both rapture and ravishment.
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Her small, confident, capable voice is tough because, as a lesbian competing in a man's world both musically and erotically, she has to be tough.
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Driven underground and left literally to their own devices, pedophiles are leaning heavily on these erotically charged videogames, virtual worlds, and the communities surrounding them.
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Since one sequence of slow-changing horizontal patterns kept bringing dancers' mouths, torsos and groins close together, how erotically suggestive was this meant to be?
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The music here is tactile and warm: erotically lush disco on "Montana," offhand Southern gospel on "Young Man," casual country-funk on the title track.
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The result is a series of intense, pseudo-sexual scenarios in which risky stilettos illustrate erotically charged moments between a cast of male and female roles.
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Enter Fandango, a ballroom dancer who erotically repeats his own name and fights anyone who doesn't carry his same spirit for dance—you know, typical stuff.
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The dollmonger carried dozens of them, a towering bouquet of dolls, each blue-eyed and blond-haired, dressed in pink and affecting an erotically ruminative expression.
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The most erotically charged moment of the final season of House of Cards arrives during a funeral in episode 4 — a very House of Cards sentence, indeed.
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Incorporating tantric elements into your masturbation routine can be an excellent step toward better understanding who you are as an erotically embodied being, as Aza puts it.
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It's been inspired directly, as SoraNews24 reported on Wednesday, by the erotically charged images of daikon radishes that have consumed Japanese social media users in recent years.
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It's also been one of the few mainstream social networks to welcome pornography and eroticism, including amateur posts focusing on niche interests and user-created, erotically themed art.
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Sex is the glue that keeps a man and a woman leaning in toward each other, desiring one another, being erotically satisfied and emotionally electrified with each other.
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At Hemingway's best, the affectations are undone by an affection for the sensuous surface of life, which is of necessity erotically multivalent, neither neatly masculine nor neatly feminine.
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Swanning around in their underwear, touching and teasing in plain sight, the two have created an erotically charged household that, to the girl, is both intriguing and terrifying.
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They meet on their first day at Bennington College in the mid-1950s and develop one of those possessive, erotically charged friendships that never seem to end well.
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Kali and Ponna, a couple who are erotically wrapped up in each other, withstand waves of derision because they have not conceived a child after a decade of marriage.
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But in translating those experiences to performance, she has replaced the men with a woman so that an erotically charged relationship suddenly becomes a tender, intimate study in friendship.
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The whole movie luxuriates in a kind of erotically charged but hyper-classical artificiality, with fake sets, arch dialogue, frequent rear-projections and copious shots of (clearly prosthetic) genitalia.
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He also invited her to be a part of Vanity 6, the funky, erotically charged girl group that had a hit in 1982 with "Nasty Girl" and toured with Prince.
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Perhaps Botticelli borrowed this pose from the ancient Romans because it is erotically demure: Venus conceals her breasts and genitalia while drawing attention to the sensuous forms of her figure.
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There is a deeply insulting irony in this: American women are being stripped of their sexual and reproductive autonomy not by a moralizing puritan but by an erotically incontinent libertine.
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Was it in emulation that Duchamp then shot nine matchsticks dipped in paint from a toy cannon, striking the Milky Way, an erotically charged region in the register of the Bride?
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From Émile and Caroline's erotically charged looks at his hard, lovely, sculpted body, Yoav also presents a morbidly romantic vision that's reinforced when they pile him into a fur-covered bed.
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Yumijuku is also eager to distinguish her form of ASMR from the more erotically charged oto-fechi ("sound fetish") clips—a similar genre that sometimes gets confused with ASMR in Japan.
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What precisely he wants to say amid all the carefully choreographed bloodletting and disembowelment chic is unclear, other than some women are beautiful and erotically beguiling but also mysterious and murderous.
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Aesthetically, her pieces — erotically misshapen, with more than the edges left raw — have as much in common with the paintings of Jenny Saville than anything produced by Charles and Ray Eames.
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It's not a musical, but there are complicated, intense, erotically charged choreographed fight scenes that require the cast to be in top shape to get through the show night after night.
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Bouquet's effervescent intellect lends a philosophical air to urban strolling and digital scrolling; hookup apps and YouTube catalyze meditations on time's indifference to human affairs, and even solitude is erotically charged.
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The overlapping of strands—the circling sixteenth notes, the pulsing eighth notes, the pungent dissonances of the oboes—makes him think of human beings interacting: voices in conversation, bodies erotically intertwined.
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Here, the "taming" Petruchio subjects Katharina to in Shakespeare's play becomes a series of erotically charged games — around an imaginary fire, or a cup of tea — through which their intimacy blooms.
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This erotically-charged solar cycle can heat things up in the bedroom as long as we reserve our final roses for people who are looking for more than a few cheap thrills.
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The erotically forthright work by women feels particularly bold, coming as it did when postwar codes of gender "normality" were still widely held and before an organized feminism movement could give support.
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A reflection on artificial intelligence was accompanied by recorded garbled whispers of an erotically aloof female voice, while a thrumming electronic drone threatened to engulf the sounds produced by the live musicians.
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Murray, a hapless and erotically frustrated middle-aged Scotsman now living in semi-retirement in Croatia (what he pretentiously calls "the Croatian Riviera"), has a number of disastrous encounters with local women.
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A baby is born to one of the governesses, and we meet an old man, a neighbor, who spies on the women with his telescope (the women erotically taunt him in turn).
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" Mr. Koh, the Singapore-based founder and editorial director of the watch magazine Revolution, went on to say the timepiece's sleek shape was "as erotically charged as the body of Ferrari's 103 GTO.
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As a girl, I loved the Sherlock Holmes stories, and read and reread Arthur Conan Doyle's erotically measured lines about the famous seven percent solution of cocaine: Like him, I enjoy the waiting.
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The book's more than 180 images of famous fans wearing their pearl necklaces range from old master paintings to Marilyn Minter's erotically charged photograph, "Split," of a red-lipped woman eating her pearls.
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Anthony Cheung's "Assumed Roles," with the excellent violist Maiya Papach as soloist, burst with character, as the erotically aloof viola part contended with bossy interventions from an oddball ensemble including saxophone and electric guitar.
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Guadagnino saw his heroine as a self-possessed, erotically confident young woman, yet the producers sought a moralistic ending in which she recognizes the error of her ways—"A girl who finds redemption," he says.
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These men love their guns like Donald Trump loves Ivanka, fondling them fulsomely with a half-smile cocked on their face—auto-erotically charged from too many Clint Eastwood movies and episodes of Duck Dynasty.
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The resulting series of photographs is often witty, with a subtle irony coming from the contrast between the erotically charged nature of the pictures and the clinical style of the captions, reminiscent of a medical book.
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I looked at him erotically on a dancefloor; he invited me back to his for a non-existent house party; we drank warm champagne and listened to a six-hour techno playlist of his own creation.
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Yet, this room is at once a bedroom and the child's subconscious, as viewers watch a young girl discover her sexuality — her erotically charged thoughts manifest as animated toys and anthropomorphic characters engaging in whimsical debauchery.
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Browning, for her part, relishes the creation of such unusual, erotically charged encounters throughout daily life: email spam, performance art, YouTube videos and academic panels each provide opportunities in "The Gift" that she seizes with zest.
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It is also sometimes depicted as a "rite of passage" for young men, like in the 2008 film The Reader, which erotically depicts a relationship between a 36-year-old woman and a 15-year-old boy.
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A lithe, bare-chested man danced erotically around another man swathed in a black burqa, prying apart the second man's legs and removing a beach ball, a teddy bear and other objects and tossing them around the salon.
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That the evening nevertheless held moments of aching tenderness and heat was due mostly to Lucy Crowe's rendition of the feisty, vulnerable and erotically vibrant Vixen and to Mr. Rattle's bighearted reading of the simmering, light-flecked score.
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But in a larger contemporary milieu clogged with by-the-numbers abstract painters and purposely crude figurativists, Mr. Hannah's latest erotically charged portraits of obscure film starlets and celebrities (Miss Teen Italy 1974, anyone?) come across as absolutely invigorating.
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My mom was supposed to stop by this weekend, so I was purposely refueling my car at places Cindy was not, for fear the game would once again trigger the erotically-tinged sequence where she fills up the Regalia.
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The Russian students aren't the first to be inspired to make their own version: In 2013, for instance, British military personnel made a parody in which they, too, wore almost nothing and danced erotically while cleaning their living quarters.
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This erotically charged energy could make your celebrations a whole lot sultrier — but, as we know, vampires don't have the right to just start biting (Tic Tacs or no) and could get the business end of a broomstick if they do.
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At one point just before sunrise, he had dreamt of teenage Caroline, beautiful Caroline, leaning in to kiss him, tenderly brushing her lips against his chin, his jaw, his throat, before biting him—very softly, almost erotically—on the neck.
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With its lengthy, erotically charged discussions (drawn largely verbatim from the novel), "Morin" is a theological action film that anticipates Eric Rohmer's romantic talkathon, "My Night at Maude's," a philosophical debate between a chaste man and an attractive, experienced woman.
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The feedees featured in these webcam shows are often paid to gorge themselves on camera and engage in 'belly play', during which the individual erotically touches their growing stomach; some are even directly sent food and gifts from their online admirers.
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There are also numerous paintings by the Bloomsbury Group member Duncan Grant (the companion of Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf's sister) and works by the Japanese illustrator Hajime Sorayama, who is best known for his hyper-realistic, erotically charged depictions of female robots.
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Songs like Barry White's "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little Bit More Baby" and Evelyn "Champagne" King's "Love Come Down" ride supertonics for at-times extended lengths, creating a more simmering sense of rest that feels more erotically charged than just using a subdominant.
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Several of Malcolm McKesson's wiry-scribbly, ink-on-paper images are on view, too; the scion of a family-run chemical company, for which he worked after studying at Harvard University, McKesson (1909-1999) began making his erotically charged pictures in the early 1960s.
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His clients craved every iteration of the conventionally erotically depictable, but the medium of animation also permitted the realization of dimensions, stylizations, and acts not available to reality, and Bobby enjoyed the challenge of actualizing the more outlandish of the carnal vistas sweated up by his customers.
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Jennifer Griffiths explains the historical context for this in the essay "Erotically Engaged: Carol Rama's Politically Defiant Bodies": With its motto, "Everything in the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State," the Fascist government in Italy legitimized its intrusion into the private lives of citizens.
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Pol had originally accepted the invitation to dinner at Claus von Bülow's London house believing she would be sitting next to Rudolph Nureyev, a famous ballet dancer who was smitten with Pol — he told a friend that he "had never felt so erotically stirred by a woman" and was intent on marrying her.
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Styles Q. and A. This Saturday night, thousands of gay men will don leather outfits or the skimpiest of black accessories to dance at a club on the Far West Side of Manhattan for a 20-hour marathon event known for its erotically daring stage shows, theatrical acrobatic acts and otherworldly lighting.
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But what's really remarkable about him is how ordinary he looks: Along with erotically themed drinking bowls, hammered platters decorated with elaborate mythical scenes, and a pile of broken-off silver cup handles, the statuette evokes a lost world of luxury in which even provincial households were well stocked with extravagant objets d'art.
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Most pleasingly, Hausmann also focused his camera on the women around him, taking numerous nude shots of them on the radiant beach, such as in the gorgeous "Nu sur la Plage" (Nude on the Beach, circa 25–19443) and the erotically-charged "Deux nus Féminins Allongés sur une Plage" (Two Female Nudes Lying on a Beach, circa 21944–21).
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In one story, a D.U.I. leads a widower to have a sober revelation about the reason his wife cheated on him; in another, a Holocaust memoir drives a brokenhearted doctor to starve himself to death; in a third, a teenager with an uncontrollable crush on a boy breaks into his house and steals an erotically charged pencil.
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An addiction like this never goes away, no matter how long you've been sober (after all, taking one hit takes you right back to square one), and it changes the way you date and hook up, your relationship to sex clubs and gay bars, the way you plan for pride events and erotically charged gatherings like the Folsom Street Fair.
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Thomas often selects erotically charged poses, including Courbet's "L'Origine du monde" (1866), but, as if to thwart the sexual availability the poses suggest, she makes sharply focused photographs with saturated colors and paints on board in glossy enamels adorned with sequins, giving her works a hard and almost impenetrable surface that serves as an allegory for her models' self-conscious autonomy.
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Some comparisons made elsewhere, however, are less convincing because of their generality; it is curious, for example, to match Rodin's large scale erotically driven "The Kiss" (1882), its two figures entwined rising up from their plinth, with the reclining female figures L and M from the East pediment on the basis that their sensuously clinging drapery and arching headless bodies share an erotic charge.
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But while he cuts an elegant silhouette and is an astonishing example of metalwork, what's really remarkable about him is how ordinary he looks: Along with erotically themed drinking bowls, hammered platters decorated with elaborate mythical scenes, and a pile of broken-off silver cup handles, the statuette evokes a lost world of luxury in which even provincial households were well stocked with extravagant objets d'art.
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Notable pieces include "Museum Highlights: A Gallery Talk" (1989) in which Fraser played the role of a tour guide at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, offering a satirical and exaggerated version of a docent's talk; and "Little Frank and his Carp" (2001), a surreptitious video depicting Fraser erotically rubbing her body against a column in the Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim Bilbao, in response to an audio guide's suggestion to touch the building's "sensual" curves.
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Other highlights from the festival's second half include Pawel Pawlikowski's "Cold War," which tracks two lovers, a pianist and a singer (the erotically charged duo Tomasz Kot and Joanna Kulig), across several decades and countries, beginning in Poland in the wake of World War II. In May at Cannes, when "Cold War" first screened, a few critics I know lodged a rare festival complaint, saying the movie's roughly 90-minute running time was too short.
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"It happened to be a full moon on the evening I submitted my proposal, so I engaged in my usual practice"— which consists of "listening to my favorite erotically-charged music (which is always glam metal: Motley Crue mostly), lighting a candle that has been carved to symbolize my goal, and unsheathing my crystal dildo to consummate the spell"—"and exactly one month later, on the full moon, I received word that I was in," she says.
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Like everyone in America, Dr. Smile was in thrall to celebrity, and when he entered the boudoirs and man caves of magazine-cover faces and bodies he experienced a profoundly American joy, which was deepened by his secret knowledge that his net worth was probably greater than that of most of the owners of those immensely celebrated, those erotically well-known eyes, mouths, breasts, and legs, those prime manifestations of what Dr. Smile—a doctor, after all—thought of as professionally assisted perfection.
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