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Tonight Special Guest and Live in the Studio representing the men is Famed Comedian Tony Rock. Tonight we talk about SEX BABY!

Legend has it that if a woman gives up the goods on the first night she has eliminated herself from the potential of anything serious, do you agree? The short response to this myth is “maybe” however the real question is much more complex. Quite frankly it depends on the man, the situation and believe it or not, the woman and her feelings towards what transpired.

Women encompass so many roles within themselves and the lines of those roles can often be blurry. How do we maintain our focus and goals on who we want to be in this so called Man's World?

As mothers, daughters, wives, sisters and "sisterfriends" we often become the glue that holds it all together.  How as women do we take our roles to a place where we don't lose who we are in that position or stifle ourselves; enriching all our relationships and not the relationship we have within.

There may be some terrible news to report out of Florida today, depending on how the state's residents have collectively decided to apply the basic science of biological classification to their lives. Last week, we noted some good news: The Florida legislature had finally passed a law that would outlaw bestiality and preserve the innocence of Florida's native fauna.

At the time, I posited that only shiny-pated grifter-Governor Rick Scott could possibly foul up the effort. But over at Southern Fried Science, blogger "Andrew" points out that the law's wording has basically outlawed sex entirely:

An act relating to sexual activities involving animals; creating s. 828.126, F.S.; providing definitions; prohibiting knowing sexual conduct or sexual contact with an animal; prohibiting specified related activities; providing penalties; providing that the act does not apply to certain husbandry, conformation judging, and veterinary practices; providing an effective date.

Click here for a handy visual provided by Southern Fried Science that elucidates the fact that human beings are smack dab in the middle of the animal kingdom -- by which he means the "group of multicellular, eukaryotic organisms of the kingdom Animalia" and not the horse that won the 2011 Kentucky Derby (being "smack dab in the middle" of a thoroughbred horse is a situation the law originally intended to prevent).

Andrew ends with a quip:

So if you’re living in Florida on October 1, 2011 and would like to have sexual intercourse with a consenting adult, please check with your veterinarian or local livestock breeder first to make sure you abide by "accepted animal husbandry practices, conformation judging practices, or accepted veterinary medical practices.”

(As it happens, I already check with my veterinarian and local livestock breeder prior to intercourse, but my therapist tells me that this is a "fetish" that he'd like me to consider discontinuing.)

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From Daily Mail

Multi-platinum artist Alicia Keys has opened up about her scandalised love life for the new issue of Essence magazine in the US.

After being branded a 'home wrecker' by some media and bloggers Alicia is maintaining that she did nothing wrong and that her husband, Swizz Beatz, was completely separated from his ex-wife before they got together.

'We didn't start seeing each other until months after they had separated,' she said.

'I was aware of all the false things that were being said about me it definitely hurt,' added the 30-year-old.

Alicia married Swizz, real name Kasseem Dean, in July last year in Corsica while she was six months pregnant with his child.

Swizz, a music producer, was previously married to the No Panties R&B singer Mashonda Tifrere, 33, whom he has a son with.

The union between Alicia and Swizz exploded in the media when Tifrere posted a letter online saying that Alicia  had 'assisted in destroying a family,' and did a series of 'tell-all' interviews.

Swizz and Tifrere's divorce was finalised in May 2010 and Alicia and Swizz announced engagement less than a month later. Bloggers went wild, accusing Alicia of being a home-wrecker and calling her names.

She remained tight-lipped throughout the episode.

'I was sure that if I engaged it would become back-and-forth like some sick entertainment, which goes against everything I believe and would have made things worse,' said Alicia.

After months of aggravation Alicia remained silent but now, she says, she is finally at peace with Tifrere, who recently posted thanks for her 'beautiful blended family' and accepted Alicia as a 'partner' in caring for her son.

Things are really good now,' said Alicia who also revealed that her love with Dean is 'intoxicating and whole'.

Swizz has another child with British singer Jahna Sebastian, who was conceived while he was still married to Tifrere.

'Kasseem is very present in his children's lives. I wouldn't be able to love him otherwise,' said the 14-time Grammy winner

'We are doing what is best for the children,' she added.

Often interview-shy Alicia also revealed that she has being living by advice from Oprah Winfrey for many years: 'She whispered in my ear and said "Keep some of you for you",' she recalled.

The musician, actress and mother launched her first album, Songs in A Minor, ten years ago - it sold twelve million copies.

Her son with Swizz, Egypt, was born in October. He is named after the African country because Alicia took a trip there to release the pressure and stress of her success.

Do you believe in finding true love online? Is finding your next husband or wife as easy as logging in? What is your opinion on Online Dating?

Most people prefer online dating to the bar scene because online dating offers a better chance of getting a first date. Post a reasonably attractive picture, sell your life's resume, and wait for the solicitations to pour in.

Losing friendships over love? Why? Do men and women handle friendships differently?  Losing a friend can be worse than a break-up.  So why does it keep happening to men and women?

There are many reasons why friendships die over love. The cases are all too familiar from the movie screen to our personal lives. And in all cases tough decisions have to be made. What do you value more...the friendship or relationship; Or does each have their place?

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