The last taboo
Is this the last frontier of sexual honesty? Men who don’t have sex. I know they’re out there. But are they talking about it?
Is this the last frontier of sexual honesty? Men who don’t have sex. I know they’re out there. But are they talking about it?
IT’S probably the angle. It couldn’t be that bad. But there’s a faint whiff of Bride of Wildenstein about it.
THE elderly couple look like they’re ready for the six o’clock Chinese meal at the RSL.
HENRY James called it “a great good place” – a special place of calm and retreat that’s just for you, no one else.
MY grandmother died recently. She was 101, and she’d started sleeping a lot; a sign, I’ve learnt, that the end is near.
SHE is still. So very still. Amid all the nervous energy and excitement. It defines her. Here, in her house. And beyond it.
POOR old Sinead O’Connor recently blogged that she’s desperate for a man – and, more specifically, sex.
IT’S such a meek little word. Not very fashionable. In some quarters it implies spinelessness, a lapdog-willingness to please.
A PAIR of tweezers is the most important item a woman of a certain age packs on holidays.
THERE are many beautiful young girls around me at the moment – babysitters, daughters of friends, my own daughter.
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