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November 20, 2020


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Where are those few extra inches more important — in height or below the waistline?
Every day, porn star and University of Southern California journalism grad student Tasha Reign wakes up to a curious string of emails from her fans, a devoted group of men and women she lovingly refers to as “Reigndeer.” Said Reigndeer ask her questions — so many questions — about her perspectives on sex, love, relationships and life itself, and as someone who’s had more firsthand experience in these areas than four adult women combined, she’s become uniquely up to the task of answering them. Every couple of weeks then, Tasha will select a few of these questions and provide her insight, advice and expert wisdom in the hopes that she can help you fuck and love better, too. 
I’ve been seeing my boyfriend for about a year, and we’ve never said “I love you.” He’s asked me to move in with him and does incredibly sweet things for me all the time so I’m not concerned he dislikes me or anything. But I am insecure enough about it that I’m scared to say “I love you” to him. Am I freaking out about nothing? Should I just assume he loves me based on how he acts? Is it even something that needs to be said? 
Yes, “I love you” is absolutely something that needs to be said in a stable, healthy and long-term relationship. That said, I can’t explain to you how often I hear a girlfriend of mine tell me that it’s been a year or more and no one has said those vulnerable words to them. 
If you’re already at the point in your relationship where you’re considering moving in together, I highly suggest you say “I love you” first. I completely understand being scared about saying those three little words — it’s a lot of pressure and nerves, and no one wants to be the person who is “too into” their partner. But honestly, none of us are mind readers, and if your partner has the security of knowing they can say it back to you, it might be really rewarding.  
The last time I was in a relationship, I had to say “I love you” first. I was too cowardly to say the words out loud though, so I wrote them down in a pretty and delicate card that I gave to my ex-boyfriend during a special moment (we were making out and having a romantic night on a mountaintop in L.A.). So that’s always an option, too — if you can’t say it, write it!
When I gave him the card, he read it and responded with the actual words “I love you.” What a relief that was! I still resented him a little for not doing it first, but I was grateful that I’d worked up the courage and didn’t chicken out. 
I suggest that you make the same leap — it’s better to know than to continue in this limbo of uncertainty. I can also strongly predict he’ll reciprocate the words because he’s shown so many actions that match what a person does when they feel that they love someone. Suggesting moving in, sweet and kind gestures — these are all great signs of a man who loves his partner! 
Do women like short guys? I’m pretty small for a guy — 5-foot-5 and slim — and I’ve always been really insecure about it (even though I actually have a big-ish dick). I would really appreciate an honest answer for once. Also, anything I can do to make up for it?
Okay, so here’s the deal: I’m personally attracted to tall men, especially if I’m swiping on a dating app. But if I meet somebody in person and they have a great personality, we have good chemistry, they have a good job and if all of their other basic traits are in order, I can completely overlook the fact that he isn’t tall. I myself am only 5-foot-4 — who am I to desire somebody that’s a whole foot or two taller than me?
I’m not sure what the scientific reasoning behind women’s preference for tall men is, but yes, they do often make me and other women feel feminine and protected. One of my main desires in a relationship and one of my main needs in a man is to feel safe and guarded, so maybe there’s a correlation with height and security. But just because somebody’s tall does not mean they’ll keep you safe, and it’s not rational to think that they would. I think it’s just the illusion that they’re big, you’re little, and therefore, you’re safe. 
There’s definitely hope for guys like you, though. Many women not only appreciate and worship a short man but absolutely want to be with one, too. I know this, because growing up, my best friend’s dad was a big Hollywood movie director, and he had all of the most beautiful girlfriends (sometimes even a few at once). Some were Playboy Playmates or fashion models, and he couldn’t have been taller than 5-foot-5. It worked for him because he was attractive in other ways — he was extremely successful and confident, two traits that totally canceled out his small frame.
So, if you can hone in on a quality other than height to attract people — humor, intelligence, stability, loyalty, creativity, great head — that’s going to be the key to your success and I promise you she won’t care that you’re not Shaq . I’m not saying that you have to be a big Hollywood movie producer or anything; I’m just saying that height is a superficial trait that many women including myself are attracted to, and if you can focus on another trait, that might be your best bet in fighting the prejudice against short men in America. 
I’ve been seeing a new girl who’s really kinky, like a total freak. She’s into everything and wants to try it with me, but I’m just not into that stuff. I’m a normal guy who likes boobs and missionary; I don’t get off on any of the kinky, BDSM-y stuff that she does. We get along great and I’m really into her, but I’m worried I won’t be enough for her. Can these kinds of relationships ever work out?
This is something I’ve personally experienced in my own dating life. My last boyfriend was really into boobs and missionary, and his absolute kinkiest desire was an FFM threesome with two girls and himself. This wasn’t enough for me. I’d try to implement kinky things in the bedroom, but alas, he felt pressured and wasn’t interested. 
Unfortunately, that was a big part of why we broke up. Sexual wellness and sexual health are huge priorities for me, and it sounds like they might be for your partner, too. I understand that you’re not naturally into kink or BDSM, but if you want to keep the relationship thriving and healthy, meet her halfway with some half-kinky, half-vanilla sex. 
My couples’ therapist told me that compromise is necessary in order for a relationship to succeed when there are deal-breakers like this involved. Maybe your partner will meet you halfway and become vanilla when you just want some romantic missionary, and maybe you’ll compromise by letting her tie you up the next day. Talk about which aspects of kink she can’t live without and try your best to humor her, because I promise you, she’s humoring you by pretending to be more vanilla than she actually is. As long as what she’s asking for isn’t hurting you emotionally or physically, think of having kinky sex with her as the work you put into your relationship to keep it strong. As a fellow kinkster myself, I absolutely think that pushing your limits in the bedroom in a safe way isn’t only fun and relaxing but educational and progressive. 
That’s why I will never again date somebody who isn’t progressive and kinky in the boudoir again!
Tasha Reign is an adult actress and patron of the art of dating, love, and everything sex related. She has given a decade of her life to the sex industry and gone on enough dates for all of Los Angeles combined. Ask her your questions and she'll do personal research to provide her best answers. She can be reached at Tashareign1@gmail.com.

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You’ve probably been hearing a lot about Big Dick Energy this week.
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Big Dick Energy is essentially confidence without arrogance or cockiness.
BDE is not exclusive to men. Anyone can have it, but nobody can fake it. It’s effortless but dazzling. It cannot be rehearsed. You either exude it or you don’t!
Stars like Rihanna , Cate Blanchett , Harry Styles , Cardi B , and Donald Glover all have it. Classic icons with BDE include Maggie Smith , David Bowie , Mick Jagger , Jeff Goldblum , and Katharine Hepburn .
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How to Do It is Slate’s sex advice column. Send your questions for Stoya and Rich to howtodoit@slate.com . Nothing’s too small (or big).
I’m a 39-year-old woman. When I was 20, I met my first very well-endowed man, who in a way “trained” me to take a large penis. Since then, I’ve been in two monogamous long-term relationships, both with average-size men. I hate to admit this, but I left both those relationships because the length just didn’t cut it for me. I needed more. I’m great at taking it, and it’s the most satisfying way for me to come. Currently I’m involved with two partners who more than measure up, but I don’t see either of them too often, and I’m still out there dating. My question is, how do I put it out there in the online dating world that anything less than a hard 8 inches will only disappoint me? I’ve tried stating in my bio things like “bigger is better,” but ended up with delusional men who were even less than average. (Cue awkward encounters.) I don’t want to come across as too slutty or overexperienced—I’m really quite reserved—so asking straight off “Hey, how big is your dick?” seems a bit off-putting. Any suggestions to help a girl out?
There is no foolproof way of ensuring the dick that is ordered will be the dick that is delivered. For, sure as people have penises, they’re going to lie about them. Give them an inch, and they’ll add two to what they claim they’re packing. If I’m being generous, maybe 50 percent of the dicks I’ve seen in person have matched their owner’s description of them via apps (as I’m sure you well know by now, you cannot rely on a dick pic without some other object to show scale). The rest have been smaller. I’m not such a size queen, so this hasn’t caused any major problems. I’ve never abandoned a hookup over it (and I have shut down sex in the middle of it for a range of reasons), but letting bad behavior pass—especially bad behavior that is predicated on the assumption that I will be polite enough to let it pass—gnaws at me. Guys who exaggerate their size by more than an inch in advance of meeting are small-time scammers, and I hate their deception as much as I respect their hustle.
There are some sites that purport to be devoted to matching hung kings with their size queens, but you don’t hear a lot about them these days, and some reviews I’ve read paint them as teeming with liars as well. I’m not going to refer you to something that I have no experience with and seems otherwise dodgy as hell, but you could Google and see. Another option is to cruise Reddit’s big-dick subreddits, like this one (NSFW, obviously), since there are guys on there who will note that they’re specifically looking for encounters with women. They have galleries of their giant dongs, and while I wouldn’t put it past some people to concoct whole personas using stolen dick pics, that’s a lot of work and hopefully not too common. The downside is you may have to do a lot of searching to find one in your area. May be too big a project for a big dick. The online community of LPSG has similar patrons and a whole forum devoted to personal ads to boot. You could also try Doublelist, the site that aims to replace Craigslist’s personals section.
Those options will allow you to ask for what you want while remaining as discreet as you see fit—you need only to post text, not a pic or full profile. Of course, you may still run into the smalltime scammers that vex and impress me; you can ask dudes to take fresh dick pics with an item of your choice in the frame (a tube of Chapstick, a quarter, a small note that you’ve dictated) to help ensure veracity. I want to also encourage you to continue to openly fish for big dick via your profiles. Why not ask guys if they’ve got what you want? If it’s off-putting, great. You’re filtering out the dick not up to your standards from the jump. Saves everyone time. I believe there’s nothing wrong with coming across as slutty or overexperienced, and anybody cool and/or hung will respect you as a woman who knows what she wants. Be proud of that.
I am a straight, mid-30s, happily married man with an amazing wife and a young toddler. My wife and I have been together for a little over eight years. Our sex life started out a little slow, worked up to a good pace, then dropped back down after we had our child. We probably average sexual intimacy once (at most twice) per month. I’m fine with taking care of myself the rest of the time and, as far as I know, my wife doesn’t need to take care of herself very often (just not that into it). We’ve had discussions about having more sex, and we always agree that it should happen more often. However, when I try to initiate, I’m fairly often turned away because “It’s too late” (at night) or “I’m tired” or “I’m not in the mood” (during the day). Needless to say, I get a little pent-up.
As a part of exploring options, I recently went to a full-nude strip club. I wanted to just see something different and get a different type of horny. I paid for a lap dance then left. I did not tell my wife about it. I generally feel no regret for going. I got what I needed and left. However, I now know that this particular experience will satisfy my needs (when I feel them). And I know I will want to go back. My concern is making this a habit and continuing to hide it from my wife. I have no feelings for the strippers—they’re just someone different to look at naked. But I feel that this would (in most circumstances) be considered cheating.
Obviously, there is no sex and no physical touching outside of the occasional skin rub from a lap dance. But, again, I’m looking at naked women who aren’t my wife. I’m stuck on how to proceed. Should I just kick out the thought of ever returning to the club? Should I tell my (I’m sure to be) wholly disapproving wife? Should I continue to go and risk my wife finding out? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I love that you went to a full-nude strip club to “see something different.” You’re referring to the interior decorating, I’m assuming. I’m sure it was fabulous. In my understanding, mostly via Showgirls , lap dances are for getting off: The dancer rubs on you, you come in your pants. That’s not nothing, and if it exists in a gray area between cheating and not cheating on your wife, that’s because you’re keeping it planted there by not discussing it. Right now, you’re not cheating on a technicality, and just barely—you said you’re “sure” your wife will disapprove. (If you aren’t ejaculating during lap dances, well, I think they still count as falling left of faithful unless explicitly discussed.)
Yes, you should talk to your wife about this. It may very well be a good fix for both of you, but it’s just n
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