Figleaf

Figleaf took my blogs and wrote what I think is a great analysis of the brothel model which imitates how prostitutes are treated like criminals in legal and illegal settings, and I actually like it a lot.

pause to consider « Bound, Not Gagged 2008

Her book Figleaf: The Business of Being in Fashion (1960) is a wittily devastating critique of the industry for its manipulation of women.

Eve Merriam. 2009

The garment is so gorgeous it may have to be the Official Coming Home Outfit, or possibly Baby's First Figleaf.

Baby clothes! And baby art. radegund 2006

Scott Stewart said: Dan, Figleaf has several beginner/intermediate curricula (sp?) that I've been given permission to ta ...

fullasagoog.com full roast blend Dan Wilson 2010

Figleaf has described what he calls the Two Rules Of Desire in the more conservative view of proper gender roles

feminist blogs 2010

Figleaf: Going back to this "flagellating your genitals" thing, would you rather pay a man or a woman to flagellate you before not having sex?

Figleaf's Real Adult Sex 2009

Figleaf: I see, but you're ashamed of your tiny penis?

Figleaf's Real Adult Sex 2009

Figleaf: So you had sex with someone but you didn't want to?

Figleaf's Real Adult Sex 2009

Every time Tony Blair shows up in Washington to exult in his role as top sprig in the Figleaf of the Willing and to enjoy confabs and photo-ops with Gee Dubya, I have to wonder once again what we, the Brits, actually get out of this long-treasured, murkily defined

GreenCine Daily 2009

Figleaf: So ... why not just make an appointment with a "pro-dom?"

Figleaf's Real Adult Sex 2009