Like many people watching tv, at least according to published ratings, I am enjoying the new streaming show The Last of Us on HBO. If you're unfamiliar with it, the premise is that in a post-apocalyptic world one person has been shown to be immune to the condition that has killed the majority of the world's population and turned a bunch of the remainders into zombies. It's a fairly standard science fiction trope, though with the twist that the infection was fungal not viral or bacterial. It's based on a video game. The show is well done and entertaining, and features a few of my favorite actors. Bella Ramsey, Anna Torv So why the fuck and I writing about a tv show that, at least so far, is decidedly nonsexual and features zero nudity? (Again, at least so far..) There was a line delivered by actor Anna Torv's character Tess in the first or second episode which grated on my nerves and has stuck with me. One of the characters, the one who is immune to the disease, is ...

 It's a little intimidating, but the blog is rapidly approaching 50,000 hits. The number boggles my mind as I wrap myself around the idea that my thoughts on sex and my penis have been seen that many times. That breaks down to a little more than 500 views per entry, which is great. (There is a part of me that suggests this must be simple search engine hits, but search engines are a small fraction of the sites sending viewers my way.) Recently a long-term friend who I trust completely started to read the blog, and she had the surprising observation that I might be coming across as more Bi than I might be in reality. I openly admit - here, at least - to being Bi, but I find myself far and away attracted to women more than men on an emotional level. In my history, all  emotional  attachments have been with women. (I'm tempted to use past-tense here, since I haven't really had sex extracurricularly since I started to date my wife.) Among the observations my friend made is tha...