Four Types of Sex Every Girl Should Have Part 2
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
Spread the Good Word
A good definition of the sex-positive movement from Chicago-based sex-positive activist, Clarisse Thorn.
Sex Toys News: Does Good Sex Begin in your 30's?
Sex Toys News: Does Good Sex Begin in your 30's?
Hopefully, the answer is "Yes," and it just keeps getting better...
Hopefully, the answer is "Yes," and it just keeps getting better...
Friday, March 13, 2009
Progress Report
We are now officially an LLC! Hooray for Primrose Path! We've also made arrangements for our first trade show (in Vegas, baby), and we're developing a logo that brings it all together.
Step by step...
Step by step...
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Gratification
When we decided to pursue the idea of opening an adult boutique, Leah and I were admittedly nervous. It's fun and titillating to discuss such an idea between yourselves. However, consider flashing your friends and family with that same idea, and one gets a bit tongue-tied. I imagined horrified stares, uncomfortable weight shiftings and long pauses before the inevitable, agonized, "Why would you do that?"
I'm happy to report that I have yet to experience that scenario, and I've discussed Primrose Path with a few dozen people. The reactions so far have ranged from curiosity to outright enthusiasm. Let me give you an example:
I went to church this past Sunday. Seated in the pew with me was a beautiful, well-dressed woman who had accessories I coveted (it's a Unitarian Universalist church, so I'm not obligated to adhere to the Ten Commandments). She was exactly the sort of customer that we want to attract to Primrose Path.
After the service, I introduced myself and worked the conversation around to occupations. When I told her that my business partner and I are aiming to open an adult boutique for women in the fall, her whole face lit up! She gave me her business card (which I happily accepted) so that I could contact her.
We knew that we had a good idea, but it's extremely gratifying to find that other people feel the same way. That is what will make us successful!
I'm happy to report that I have yet to experience that scenario, and I've discussed Primrose Path with a few dozen people. The reactions so far have ranged from curiosity to outright enthusiasm. Let me give you an example:
I went to church this past Sunday. Seated in the pew with me was a beautiful, well-dressed woman who had accessories I coveted (it's a Unitarian Universalist church, so I'm not obligated to adhere to the Ten Commandments). She was exactly the sort of customer that we want to attract to Primrose Path.
After the service, I introduced myself and worked the conversation around to occupations. When I told her that my business partner and I are aiming to open an adult boutique for women in the fall, her whole face lit up! She gave me her business card (which I happily accepted) so that I could contact her.
We knew that we had a good idea, but it's extremely gratifying to find that other people feel the same way. That is what will make us successful!
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Now I Need To Learn How To Twirl Them
Last weekend, I road tripped north to Milwaukee to The Tool Shed for a skillshare workshop on making your own pasties.
I have a sort of fascination with pasties. It's probably because I'm small-breasted. I can't manufacture cleavage without feats of engineering being involved, so the exhibitionist Sex Goddess in me would prefer to run about nearly bare-breasted, just covering the important bits to avoid indecency charges.
Plus, it's a way of dressing up your tatas that doesn't require underwire. The best part about being able to make them yourself is that you can change them up for the holidays or match a new pair of panties. You can give them tassels, sequins, embroidery, beadwork, etc. so that they match your personal style. I'm never going to look at Hobby Lobby the same way again.
I have a sort of fascination with pasties. It's probably because I'm small-breasted. I can't manufacture cleavage without feats of engineering being involved, so the exhibitionist Sex Goddess in me would prefer to run about nearly bare-breasted, just covering the important bits to avoid indecency charges.
Plus, it's a way of dressing up your tatas that doesn't require underwire. The best part about being able to make them yourself is that you can change them up for the holidays or match a new pair of panties. You can give them tassels, sequins, embroidery, beadwork, etc. so that they match your personal style. I'm never going to look at Hobby Lobby the same way again.
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