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If you have the sort of friendship where you talk about sex, then talk about it.
University is a busy time, so naturally, trying to keep up serious relationships can be hard. If you’re too busy for love, finding a friend with benefits can be a good alternative.
Adding “naughty” or “filthy” should work more often than not, while talking about punishment, bonding and crawling on the floor will turn on those who are into the kinkier activities.
People don’t often discuss the sensuality of sex, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a connection between the two.
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In her job as a curator at MOA, UBC prof Susan Rowley leads the public in exploring the landscape and the culture of First Nations people in the past.
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Brett Gilley is turning the ideal of innovative and dedicated professors and students who look forward to finals week into reality at UBC.