Bloggernacle roundup

Recent sex-related posts from the bloggernacle:

Some funny sex discussion at the Exponent retreat.
Erotic images and female desire from ancient Greece.
Devyn S. wishes he had a uterus.
I like sex, Ed.

That’s all I remember off the top of my head, but I’m sure I’m missing some. Have you seen other good (or bad) blog posts about sexuality in the bloggernacle recently?

More bloggernacle posts about sexuality

There are a whole lot of interesting bloggernacle posts, and collecting them all will take some time. For now, here are a few more links of possible interest. (Thanks to my co-blogger Lily for finding some of these.)

Resources on Mormon sexuality

I just put up a page listing resources on Mormon sexuality.

This list is a work-in-progress (I just filled in a few initial links, and some categories). I hope to fill it in with books, articles, blog posts, talks, and the like. I welcome any suggestions for the list, from readers and co-bloggers.

Nakations in the New York Times

Today’s New York Times has a great article about the rise in “nakations” — hotels, resorts, and cruises for the clothing-optional. The article notes that:

To many, the mention of a nudist resort conjures up images of isolated beach colonies with volleyball courts, hippie-style gatherings in a secluded campground or R.V. parks tucked away in the woods for vacationers who still talk reverently about the Summer of Love.

And while those kinds of offerings still exist for Mr. Massa and his fellow naturalists, as they prefer to be called, the real boom in nude vacations is coming at the high end of the business, as upscale hotels and resorts, and even some luxury cruise lines, have begun to see the economic potential in the no-clothes crowd — particularly those who want to shed their clothes but not their pampered lifestyles.

Blog chatter about Mormon sexuality

The bloggernacle is often a good source of discussion about Mormonism and sexuality. The topic comes up often, especially at a few places.

Here are a few recent bloggernacle posts on sexuality that I’ve noticed: