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Flavor of the Week: Gone with the Wind

Tobi Elkin’s date gets a little too comfortable

By Tobi Elkin | August 17,2011
My friends always me ask what type of guys I like, as if I keep a list of personality traits and characteristics at the ready. You know, the sort of list on which phrases like tall, dark and handsome or good sense of humor typically appear. more

Flavor of the Week: Scrabble Sex

Forget sexting! EMILIA BARROSSE prefers her cellular flirtations with something more than dick pics

By Emilia Barrosse | August 10,2011
I COULDN'T REMEMBER ANYTHING that had happened that night. It was the kind of night I hoped would never end, because the next morning would feel like a root canal with no anesthesia going on in my brain—which it did. I woke that morning with breath stronger than tear gas and a memory weaker than a hooker's morals. The only token I had to remind me that I did more last night than just pass out was the brand new Words With Friends game that popped up on my iPhone. For those of you who have not yet experienced the insurmountably nerdy joys of Words With Friends and are still unfamiliar with the concept, it's an iPhone app that allows you to play Scrabble with other "friends" on their respective iPhones. more

Flavor of the Week: More Bang for My Buck

Libby Segal's roommates are interested in something more than her rent check

By Libby Segal | July 27,2011
Lets be honest: the only banging I was ever prepared to do was on the bathroom door when I was running late for work. I didnt know what doggy style was and, for all I knew, missionary style was a command George W. Bush was yelling into battle intercoms during the war on terrorism. more

Flavor of the Week: Digital Dalliances

Sexting isn’t as seductive as people think, Jay Cleary discovers as he tries to finish up with some dignity intact

By Jay Cleary | July 6,2011
I started to type, when we I realized there was a problem: timing. How would we make our sexting simultaneous? I was getting close, and had no clue when she would finish. So, a few agonizing minutes later, she texted "OK"—and I finished. more

Flavor of the Week: Love Don't Cost A Thing

Daniel Kolitz is on the losing end of a pay-for-play situation

By Daniel Kolitz | June 29,2011
My senior year of high school I found myself, in-between long bouts of doing nothing and hours spent trawling the Internet for new music, with a girlfriend named Melissa. She was an Ivybound overachiever with a clear sense of direction and a thing for singer-songwriter stuff. more

Flavor of the Week: Kiss My Ass!

Gerry Visco ventures into the heart of the friendliest fetish street fair that the city has ever seen.

By Gerry Visco | June 22,2011
What better way to celebrate and enjoy a beautiful, sunny Fathers Day than to trek over to the Folsom Street East festival? The 15th annual event was held this past Sunday in the urban valley of West 28th Street, between 10th and 11th avenues, under the watchful eye of the newly opened section of the High Line park. more

Flavor of the Week: Busting A Nutella

Kate Mooney on the dangers of mixing foodstuffs and adult-style relations

By Kate Mooney | June 15,2011
I didn't like giving head. To this day, I still don't really like the act, but I will never again try to liven it up the way I did that fateful night in College Town, Ohio. It was one of those thi more

Flavor of the Week: Never Mind the Bollocks

At his first nudist party, Nathaniel Page finds he has more than dangling hang-ups

By Nathaniel Page | June 8,2011
The YNNA is one of several youth groups around the nation that have sprung up in reaction to that trend, hoping to entice young people to get back into public nudity. I met the group's founder, Jordan Blum, at the door. more

Flavor of the Week: Curious Seeking Desperate

An online apartment hunt turned into a lesson in unusual dating propositions for Maggie Serota

By Maggie Serota | June 1,2011
When I first moved from Philadelphia to New York City almost six years ago, I responded to many an ad seeking a roommate. When contacting potential roommates, I thought I was sending off emails that were slightly less casual than the cover letter for a resum%u9B80 more

Flavor of the Week: Spy Girl Guilt

Emily Laurence thought she was helping a suspicious boyfriend learn the truth, but could it have been a flirtatious ruse?

By Emily Laurence | May 25,2011
It was a holiday weekend and all my friends were out of town, which left me in the city with nothing to do. Inevitably, I turned to Craigslist to cure my boredom. I intended to find some cheap and easy writing gigs, but then I stumbled across something much more elusive in the creative section. more
 
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