San Francisco: A City Of Virgins?

March 25, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Study Reveals Shocking Fact About San Franciscans And Sex Between live S&M demonstrations in a historic armory and bedazzling vibrator contests, San Franciscans are nothing if not sex positive. Which is why we were utterly shocked to learn that our local women are less sexually experienced than their counterparts in other cities. According to a recent survey by sugar daddy dating service SeekingArrangement.com (yes, that is actually a thing), one in ten San Francisco women admitted to still being a virgin. Quite a bit higher than the national average, say the report's authors.  Continue reading... THE PHANTOM TOLLBOTH At Last! Major Changes At The Chronicle Spark Outrage What's Eating Tim Lincecum? Three Men Shot At Popular SF Nightclub These Beets Are Being Used For WHAT? Woody Allen Ditches New York For San Francisco Thomas Keller Responds To 'Vanity Fair' Criticism UNBELIEVABLE: Scientists Find Marijuana Can Stop Spread Of Cancer Is Your Tote Bag Poisoning You? Oakland Cops On Trial For Killing Unarmed Barber TED JOHNSON How Show Biz Helped Drive a Post Prop 8 Public Opinion Swing Shift That swing of public opinion is a contrast to the much slower timing of past civil rights struggles, and explanations are open for debate. But more than a few have attributed the acceptance to entertainment. Continue reading... CARLA ESCODA Flying High: The Milissa Payne Project at The Garage Up In The Air was born out of an idea for a photoshoot of dancers amid hot air balloons in Napa Valley, and further inspired by the work of artist Seán Patrick McArdle, who is creating a painted backdrop for the piece. Continue reading... DANIELLE NIERENBERG 5 Ways to Make Your Passover Seder More Sustainable This week marks the Jewish holiday of Passover. Here are five tips to help observers to celebrate this important holiday while keeping in line with their equally important environmental values. Continue reading... DARRELL STEINBERG Breaking the Bottleneck for College Students Under Senate Bill 520, California would be the first in the nation to offer students a statewide system of faculty-approved online college courses for credit. Continue reading... EPICURIOUS Passover Seder Faux Pas Passover starts tonight, which means brisket and charoset are soon to debut on your holiday table. Rabbi Simcha Weinstein talked with us about seder faux pas, unruly guests and the best gift to give at Passover. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003