by Dr. Susan Block This scintillating show, featuring FemDoms, porn stars, a clown, a comic and the “golden rule,” kicks off Women’s History Month, falls on Sex Workers Rights Day and celebrates Purim, the Jewish Feast of Queen Esther. These rather different holidays actually have a lot in common. Though men make up more than you might think of the sex worker population, the majority of sex workers are women. As for the Jewish Mardi Gras festival of Purim, it honors Queen Esther, who is both a woman—the only central female character in a Jewish holiday story—and a sex worker.

June is busting out all over Bonoboville. As the original Rodgers & Hammerstein song goes, “June is busting out all over…The moonlight is shining on the shore…and the girls who were contrary with the boys in January, aren’t nearly so contrary anymore!” Not that the ladies of Bonoboville were very contrary in January, February, and certainly not the merry Masturbation Month of May, but for this 1st hotter-than-a-heat-wave night of June, they really bust out some sizzling confessions, screaming orgasms and some very boobalicious busts!

As medical marijuana use becomes more decriminalized and “normalized” in America, it’s no wonder that cannabis culture has developed its own holiday, one on which almost everybody takes a toke, even many who usually abstain. This leads to many getting lucky in one form or another, pot being one of the few genuine aphrodisiacs. Though marijuana is NOT a gateway to harder drugs for most of us, it certainly is a gateway to sex. Usually very sensuous sex. The only stronger aphrodisiac would be alcohol, which sometimes enhances aggression as well as libido, and that can be a “bummer,” to say the least. As long as you’re not the type that pot makes paranoid, THC in the right dosage tends to make you pleasantly horny, helps you to really groove in the moment, the worst that can happen being that you space out or nod off while your partner’s still grooving.

June is busting out all over Bonoboville. As the original Rodgers & Hammerstein song goes, “June is busting out all over…The moonlight is shining on the shore…and the girls who were contrary with the boys in January, aren’t nearly so contrary anymore!” Not that the ladies of Bonoboville were very contrary in January, February, and certainly not the merry Masturbation Month of May, but for this 1st hotter-than-a-heat-wave night of June, they really bust out some sizzling confessions, screaming orgasms and some very boobalicious busts!

As medical marijuana use becomes more decriminalized and “normalized” in America, it’s no wonder that cannabis culture has developed its own holiday, one on which almost everybody takes a toke, even many who usually abstain. This leads to many getting lucky in one form or another, pot being one of the few genuine aphrodisiacs. Though marijuana is NOT a gateway to harder drugs for most of us, it certainly is a gateway to sex. Usually very sensuous sex. The only stronger aphrodisiac would be alcohol, which sometimes enhances aggression as well as libido, and that can be a “bummer,” to say the least. As long as you’re not the type that pot makes paranoid, THC in the right dosage tends to make you pleasantly horny, helps you to really groove in the moment, the worst that can happen being that you space out or nod off while your partner’s still grooving.