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I didn't know the definition of "puritan" had expanded to include "not willing to get orgasms from strangers in public" You do know that there is a pretty heal

• coldtea 8y ago
  >I didn't know the definition of "puritan" had expanded to include "not willing to get orgasms from strangers in public" As much as eating at a restaurant is "getting food from strangers in public". But I responded to the parent who wrote about "a procedure that typically involves a man using a gloved, lubricated fingertip to stroke a woman’s clitoris for 15 minutes" as being obviously related to something dark. I explicitly quoted that part, and I explicitly responded to the parent's characterization of that part alone as "dark" -- not to some mention of "strangers in public".
  • 3131s 8y ago
    The broader context for those that haven't read the (interesting) article is that the sexual stimulation occurs in a room full of people, which is fine too of course. The creepiness sets in for reasons beyond that. Not a puritan, but I got a kick out of this line from the article: "According to the story she repeats onstage and in YouTube videos, Daedone founded OneTaste in 2004 after she met a monk at a party who showed her a version of the technique she developed into OM."