Question from my lovely son:
LS: What do people mean when they say you can never have enough of a good thing, and then someone else says yes you can?
Me: [attempt to explain generalisations, and on the above use the icecream example]
I think I need to work on some more generalisations to get the idea properly across.
Best/worst examples?
Categories: language, parenting
DUFC #69 
Some useful things you might teach your children in our rape culture 
Sunday Poet: Adrienne Rich 
Quick Hit: Read This 
Hoyden About Town 
Laura suggests the story of King Midas.Or, she suggests that playing soccer for a couple of hours is terrific fun and good for you, but play it for 20 hours straight and you’ll be a hurtin’ puppy, even if you like soccer.
Replace “soccer” with “sex.”Erm, or not, whatever works for you.
I don’t think he’s quite old enough to make jokes about sex. And my daughter is even worse: she just goes “ewwww” whenever anything is implied on telly about people having sex.This won’t last much longer, I know.