Emily Morse
Sex with Emily: His and Her Diaries
By Emily Morse on October 28, 2008 7:33 PM
I’ve spent an inordinate amount of time with friends decoding text messages, deciphering voicemails and dissecting ambiguous conversations.
Women tend to explore relationship scenarios - sometimes ad nauseum. I get comfort from studies that show women are biologically wired for such conversations, but sometimes I wonder: is this all for naught?
To wit: This was emailed to me recently. While it's a joke and is good for a laugh, is it also true?
HER DIARY
Women tend to explore relationship scenarios - sometimes ad nauseum. I get comfort from studies that show women are biologically wired for such conversations, but sometimes I wonder: is this all for naught?
To wit: This was emailed to me recently. While it's a joke and is good for a laugh, is it also true?
HER DIARY
Dr. Ruth Talks Sex with Emily
By Emily Morse on October 15, 2008 1:15 PM
In matters of the heart, do friends know best?
By Emily Morse on October 06, 2008 9:57 AM
We ask friends for advice but do we listen? They say love is blind. If that’s the case aren’t we blind to advice as well?
I’ve spent countless hours with friend’s analyzing relationships. Often, it’s crystal clear to me she needs to dump him. Sometimes we discuss this same guy for months, week, years. The same issues, But nothing happens. Until it does happen and it’s not usually because of anything I’ve said.
I often think, all this time we’ve spent analyzing we could’ve certainly solved something important about something important in the world .
The thing is, no one knows what happens when you’re together. They don’t see the rose petals on bed, foot rubs, the pet names.
I’ve spent countless hours with friend’s analyzing relationships. Often, it’s crystal clear to me she needs to dump him. Sometimes we discuss this same guy for months, week, years. The same issues, But nothing happens. Until it does happen and it’s not usually because of anything I’ve said.
I often think, all this time we’ve spent analyzing we could’ve certainly solved something important about something important in the world .
The thing is, no one knows what happens when you’re together. They don’t see the rose petals on bed, foot rubs, the pet names.
Getting Lucky in Union Square
By Emily Morse on September 24, 2008 11:52 AM
Do Italians make better lovers? Are the French more daring? Are Americans oversexed? Are San Franciscans’ proclivities off the charts?
I know, I know, you can’t stereotype a nation. But I’ve always wanted to know: Why do stereotypes exist if not to play with them?
So if you’ve wanted to experiment with international lovers, just head to Union Square. There’s no time like the present to shag a foreigner. The dollar is plunging and the tourists are shopping.
You can spot them juggling Saks and Macy’s and Banana Republic bags and sporting that dreamy look in their eyes that says, “I can’t believe the deal I got on this iPod.”
I know, I know, you can’t stereotype a nation. But I’ve always wanted to know: Why do stereotypes exist if not to play with them?
So if you’ve wanted to experiment with international lovers, just head to Union Square. There’s no time like the present to shag a foreigner. The dollar is plunging and the tourists are shopping.
You can spot them juggling Saks and Macy’s and Banana Republic bags and sporting that dreamy look in their eyes that says, “I can’t believe the deal I got on this iPod.”
Sex with Emily: This Week's Sex Menu
By Emily Morse on August 14, 2008 2:35 PM
7 Sexy Things
By Emily Morse on August 01, 2008 12:15 PM

1. Bang Bang Variety Hour presents: Menagerie
Saturday, August 2, 10pm (doors open at 9pm)
Kimo's Penthouse Lounge
1351 Polk St.
bangbangvariety@gmail.com
Check out this performance, which combines cabaret, burlesque and vaudeville. Their promise? That you’ll experience “a crossover between artist and spectator.”
Socks and Sex
By Emily Morse on March 04, 2008 11:32 AM

So it’s the men in socks killing our sex drive!
A new British survey in the Sun revealed that “one in five couples never have sex” and “more than 44 percent of men keep their socks on while they make love.”
It seems as though the Brits could use some sort of sex challenge as well.
30-Day Sex Challenge
By Emily Morse on February 27, 2008 11:23 AM
They say it takes 30 days to form a habit.
I’ve tried this with flossing, putting my keys in the same place at night and returning phone calls before people hate me. Personally, I’ve had a mixed success rate but since sex is such a pitfall in relationships, I don’t mind the much publicized 30-Day Sex Challenge proposed by a pastor in Florida.
Boycott Valentine’s Day?
By Emily Morse on February 13, 2008 5:18 PM
One of my guests, Marc Rudov, author of Under the Clitoral Hood: How to Crank Her Engine Without Cash, Booze, or Jumper Cables believes we should boycott Valentine’s Day.
“It’s a holiday for women, and Hallmark … On the 13th and 15th of February if you’re not happy, then the 14th isn’t going to be an exception …”
“It’s a holiday for women, and Hallmark … On the 13th and 15th of February if you’re not happy, then the 14th isn’t going to be an exception …”
Facebook Stalking Alive and Well in SF
By Emily Morse on February 07, 2008 11:35 PM
Facebook stalking isn’t just for college freshmen anymore.
Zoe called me early this morning in a panic: “Last night, I had 182 friends on Facebook, this morning only 181.”
Zoe, the sleuthiest friend I’ve got, took only seconds to find out why. An ex-boyfriend had deleted her as a friend. He was still obsessively consumed with her life (and was therefore checking her Facebook page all the time). So, he decided to quit her, cold turkey. A good idea since Zoe’s postings don’t leave much to the imagination. It’s not hard to figure out when she’s got new men in rotation.
Zoe called me early this morning in a panic: “Last night, I had 182 friends on Facebook, this morning only 181.”
Zoe, the sleuthiest friend I’ve got, took only seconds to find out why. An ex-boyfriend had deleted her as a friend. He was still obsessively consumed with her life (and was therefore checking her Facebook page all the time). So, he decided to quit her, cold turkey. A good idea since Zoe’s postings don’t leave much to the imagination. It’s not hard to figure out when she’s got new men in rotation.
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