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I feel most people lie about their sex lives. Whether it is about who they have sex with or the frequency. Our society passes judgement all too often when it comes to other people's sex lives, and as a result, has made it difficult to be honest about sex.

There is no reason Adams should lose his job for trying to protect his and his (of-age) sexual partner's privacy.

We have been through 8 years of true lies, war crimes, and utter incompetence from Bush and his co-conspirators. He kept his job while telling far more serious lies. Thousands have lost their lives because he chose to lie over and over again.

There were no consequences (not yet anyway) for Bush, Cheney & Company. Why are we wasting our time passing our elementary judgments on Adam's bedroom behavior, when we have way more serious issues to deal with in Portland and beyond?

posted 4 years, 4 months ago
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