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Whether you’re ‘childless’ or ‘childfree’, you shouldn’t have to talk about it

...the question of having children – or not, as it may be – is even more loaded, because it intersects with so many other factors in our lives: health, finances, employment status, gender or sexuality, housing, relationship status, and so on. These are not things you necessarily want to delve into over the course of a casual conversation.

Whether you’re ‘childless’

Women seize #CoolAunt trend to live child-free

'Get Over It'

Tags: Children, Choices, Complaint, Environment, Judgment, Neighbor, Noise, Overpopulation, Parental Burden, Politics, Respect, Safety, Woman's Rights

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11-May-2022

Why Do People Moan During Sex? A Sexpert Tells All

Let's be real: Moaning during sex can be really hot — there's a reason that actors in big feature films usually do it while getting down to business. Moaning is an action that's associated with sexual pleasure, but when you really think about it — moaning can be quite curious. What do I mean by this? This nonverbal reaction isn't necessarily something we're instructed to do, and while some may find that it comes naturally when they experience something that feels good, you may actually be wondering: Why do people moan during sex? The reason is pretty intriguing and more multi-faceted than you might expect.

Elite Daily

Tags: Awareness, Education, Noise, Psychology, Sex

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08-Jul-2019

Has the nanny state struck again? The new neighbourhood noise law that's dividing a city - and it's bad news if you're a dog owner

Animal owners will be investigated if their dog barks for longer than three minutes under strict new noise rules.

The limit was set by the City of Darwin Council this week in a bid to silence nuisance canines.

Under the new rules, if a dog barks for more than three minutes in a 30 minute period during the night or six minutes in an hour during the day, irritated neighbours can call the council to investigate.

Daily Mail

Tags: Animals, Noise, Policy

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19-Apr-2019

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