A good discussion of sexology will be slightly sexual. Is that okay? Does it depend on how personal the content is?

For example, see my posts here (Why do men like lesbians so much?).

Just so long as you follow the rules nearly anything is fair game.

Edited September 12, 201411 yr by zapatos

Consider this a question about rule #6 then.

"Posting pornography or other sexually explicit material intentionally (or linking directly to a site containing such material, either on the site itself or popups launched by that page) will result in a permanent ban from the site."

 

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Clearing up misconceptions alone is beneficial, plus sexology is important to topics such as sexual selection, the etiology of peadohpilia, healthy sexual habits, etc. However, these discussions of sexuality seem to engender highly subjective personal accounts that are virtually useless (e.g. see the middle section of the post immediately after mine). Given rule #6, I infer that we should try to convey pertinent information while keep vulgarity to a minimum. Accordingly, I infer that useless personal accounts should recieve less tolerance.

Edited September 12, 201411 yr by MonDie