Written by Zosia Bielski for The Globe and Mail. Originally published October 31, 2013.
Is that where the videos submitted by average couples come in?
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This is not anti-porn. I’m tackling this complete absence in our society of an open, healthy, honest, truthful conversation around sex in the real world, which if we had it, would mean that people would bring a real world mindset to the viewing of what’s essentially artificial entertainment. Our mission is to socialize sex, to create a socially acceptable, socially sharable language of sex that you can use to talk openly about what you might like done in bed.
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