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The Naked Selfie: Citizen Porn or Self Exploitation?
It’s a good bet that most of us over the age of 50 have never sent a sexy picture of ourselves to a lover or partner. However, given current trends, we sexting virgins are set to become a smaller section … Continue reading
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Opponents of Same Sex Marriage Look Out of Touch
As same sex marriages became legal in England and Wales this weekend, it is worth celebrating not only the progressive merit of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013, but also the fact that the opposition to the legislation has … Continue reading