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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun: The Very Best Porn for Women

This porn director makes indie flicks with realistic, chick-friendly scenarios (meaning, no cheerleaders getting double-teamed by creepy dudes). They feature seriously sexy actors and plenty of sensual appeal: great music, gorgeous sets, to-die-for lingerie.

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"Girls" Star Offers Sex Scene Advice for "Fifty Shades of Grey" Actors

Here's a profound question: should the Girls actresses be required to read Fifty Shades of Grey, the most important sex book of our time? Do mull while you enjoy my brief encounter with Zosia Mamet/"Shoshonna" at the Honor show at New York Fashion Week.

So this show is off site--how did you get here?
I've been wearing Honor for a year about a year and a half. This one (points to her friend) actually introduced me to her and I've been obsessed ever since. I love Giavanna dearly. I think she is brilliant so ya, anything I can do to support her in her genius. 

Nice. Now literally, how did you get here?
(Laughs). Oh! I took a cab. 

I saw some people CitiBiking.
I did not CitiBike here. 

Would you Citibike to a fashion show?
I wouldn't Citibike in general because I'm afraid of riding my bike in the city, but I'm not above riding a bike to a fashion show, no. 

Maybe in Paris where it's a little more bike friendly.
Ya, totally. 

You guys are finished filming season three?
Tomorrow is our last day. 

What can you tease us about it?
A lot of shit happens. 

More crazy hairstyles?
Always! Some things will stay the same. 

Now did you read Fifty Shades of Grey?
I didn't, no. 

They just cast it.
Right. 

What advice would you have for the actors — there's potential for them to make the sex scenes in Girls look tame.
I don't know, I think a sex scene is always a little bit awkward but everyone is pro and you just got to remember it's a job. Learn your lines, trust your lighting and your camera department, and you'll be fine. 

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A Real Girl's Guide to Going Sheer

Sheer clothing has been allover the runways and the red carpet, and we don't think it's going anywhere just because fall is setting in. Though we certainly are not planning on taking it as far as Miss Erin Wasson over here, we are digging ensembles with tasteful sheer accents and hints of skin. So we enlisted the help of; Maidenform Fashion Director, Norah Alberto, to get the scoop on how to feel confident wearing this high-fashion peek-a-boo trend without looking tacky.

Only One Item at a Time: Don't go overboard with this one! "Never wear two pieces of sheer clothing at the same time," says Alberto. "A blouse in a neutral color is one of the easiest ways to wear this look."

Layer if Wearing Sheer at Work: While it may seem like this is a trend that can't be worn in the office, there are ways to make it look professional. Try a solid nude tank or camisole underneath a sheer top and paired with a tailored blazer. Or if you're going for a bolder look, try a color or patterned long sleeve see-through shirt and a solid slim pant. "Depending on the print and color, I still like a solid, tailored tank, but you can play with color here," says Alberto. Also be sure to keep accessories to a minimum—let the sheer piece make the statement.

Play with Sheer Accents for Date Night: "Sheer can look amazing as an accent to a little black dress," Alberto explains. Try a dress with sheer panels or simple sheer accents and wear with a flesh toned slip. If you'd prefer to wear jeans and heels on your night out, try a sheer blouse, but amp up the sexiness with a textured cami underneath, like lace!

When in Doubt, Accentuate the Top Half of Your Body: If you're unsure how you want to rock the sheer trend, pick a piece of clothing that accentuates the top half of your body. "The neck and shoulder areas are safe to reveal, while still giving off a hint of sexy," Alberto explains. Another chic option? Matching your tank under the sheer blouse to your pants—it will create an elongated look.

Never Pair a Sheer Blouse with Just a Bra: This one is better left for the models, as Alberto says! "Wearing simply a bra with a sheer top just doesn't translate the same way in everyday life," she explains. "Before you leave the house, take a long look in the mirror—especially since, with the sheer trend, everyone will be seeing a lot of you!"

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Breast Sex: Because Your Girls Have Needs, Too

Spice Girl
Dab a little cinnamon leaf oil (or cinnamon oil mixed with a couple drops of olive oil) onto your nipples and then ask your man to blow on them for a pleasurable tingly feeling.

Wet & Wild
While your man is watching, stroke yourself south of the border and then massage your own natural lubrication onto your bare breasts.

Going Grey
Nipple clamps are one of the kinkiest sex toys out there. Not only do they look wickedly erotic, they also render your nips ultra sensitive, so even the slightest touch feels intense. That, in turns, causes you to react extra passionately to whatever he does, making him feel like a sex superstar. Everybody wins!

Play Dress Up
Not really into the whole S&M thing? Pasties are a slightly tamer way to sex up your rack. There are a ton of hot options out there, like these sexy twinsets. 

Dessert Time
Put a dollop of whipped cream on one of the girls, and caramel sauce on the other. Have him lick them in succession to get the full taste sensation. (Another yummy combo to try: chocolate sauce and Kahlua.)

Hot Shot
Have him gently massage your girls with lube or lotion, and then slide his penis back and forth between them. (You can push your breasts together to create a tighter fit.)

Cups Runneth Over
Leave your bra on during girl-on-top sex. At a particularly intense moment, pull down the fabric to expose your cleavage. They'll pouf up and spill over the underwire support.

Breast. Massage. Ever.
Treat him to a rubdown…using your nipples. Because they contain genital corpuscles, touching him with your breasts will get you both hot (you'll feel the sensations reverberating in your honeypot). Start by caressing his lips with your breast tips, and allow him to lick you. Next, move south and press your headlights into his, circling them around. Then glide them all over his body, paying special attention to nerve-rich crevices: the hollow of his neck, his naval, the crease between his thighs and pelvis, between his toes, his backdoor, etc.

Ice, Ice Baby
Have him put a few ice chips in his mouth and then suck on your breasts. The temperature tease of hot tongue plus the cold ice makes your twins ultra sensitive, and triggers your nipples to hyperextend—a crazy-sexy visual.

Good Vibrations
Glide a bullet-style vibrator over your breasts while he watches.

Honey, Honey
Drizzle honey from your breasts to your belly button. Then blindfold him and dare him to find him the sweet treat using only his tongue.

Show Time
In cowgirl position, play with your breasts (or have him fondle them) to amplify the sensations you feel there while also giving him an eyeful. A few techniques to try: Pinch your nipples and roll them between your fingertips. Use the pad of your finger to rotate them in circles. Rapidly tweak and release them. Lift and squeeze each breast, and then push them together. Lean forward to dangle them over his chest, increasing blood flow to your nipples. Rub them in his face, and let him taste a nipple. 

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New Study Shows Major Differences Between Girls' and Guys' Brains

There's been an ongoing, battle-of-the-sexes debate for years (and probably centuries) about who's got better brains, men or women. And some recent research seems to have finally put this question to rest—we both do.

Turns out that men and women's brains are so different that it's almost like comparing apples to oranges, according to various studies that have examined the differences between both genders' thinking caps.

For example, men's brains are about 8-to-10 percent larger than women's, which might seem to indicate that guys have the cranial upper hand. But! After looking at 26,000 brain scans, one neuroscientist found that women had increased activity in 112 of the 128 regions of the brain he measured.

The reason? The male brain is much quieter in how it processes information, while the female brain is firing all the time. However, just because our brains are more active, that doesn't mean our brains are better—in fact, so much activity actually makes us three times as prone to migraines as guys are.

Other fun tidbits on brain differences by gender include the fact that women feel more pain and are more sensitive to touch than men are, and that while stress makes women want to talk things out, feeling anxious makes dudes angry. (Good to know when you or your man comes home after a particularly bad day at the office.)

The bottom line, according to various studies and scientists, is this: Men and women are equal when it comes to our brains, we're just wired really differently.

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun: The Very Best Porn</br> for Women

This porn director makes indie flicks with realistic, chick-friendly scenarios (meaning, no cheerleaders getting double-teamed by creepy dudes). They feature seriously sexy actors and plenty of sensual appeal: great music, gorgeous sets, to-die-for lingerie.

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Girls, Really: "The Dog House"

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Korin is the site director for Cosmopolitan.com. She loves uncovering cool new research and learning more about what makes guys tick. Outside the Cosmo office, you can find her running with her dog, trying to convince friends to go to karaoke bars, and watching as much reality TV as humanly possible. Hit her up on Twitter: @korinmiller
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Cosmo's Daily Dish: Victoria Beckham Launching Spice Girls Reality Show

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Ask a Granny/Ask a Teen: Two Girls, One Crush

Introducing: Ask a Granny/Ask A Teen, a recurring feature in which I ask my 83-year-old grandma and a random teen to answer a question about dating. Then, I weigh in with my own horrible Generation Y opinion. Having trouble navigating the Gitmo prison yard that is modern dating? Find out what three different generations have to say!

The Question: What do you do if you and a bestie like the same guy? You already like the same music, clothes and books, so it's no big surprise that you might be attracted to the same man beast, ya know? Are you supposed to back down or is it an “every woman for herself” sitch?

The Granny: Shirley Cozen is 83 years old, has been married for over 50 years, and raised four kids. She has been proposed to three times, started dating when she was 12, and has been a ridiculous babe her entire life. She knows a thing or two about a thing or two.

She Says: "Unless I fell down on the floor with weakened knees because he came on so strong, I would back off. If my friend was crazy for him for some time and there was a chance that he might like her, I wouldn’t do anything. My mom always used to tell me, "There’s a lot of fish in the sea, if you don’t have one boyfriend, you’ll have another, but a girlfriend is a treasure."

However, if he’s clearly not interested in my friend, then I would feel perfectly justified going ahead because I’m not ruining anything. I would certainly communicate with her first and be as honest and transparent as I could be, but whether she was crazy for him or not, if he was not returning the favor, I would consider him happy hunting.

The Teen: Keiko is a very pretty and popular 16 year old high school student. She’s outspoken, funny and a hit with the boys.

She Says: I had a really close friend who liked this guy for three years, basically all of middle school. And then the summer between 8th and 9th grade he liked me, so we went out. I still don’t know if it was the right or wrong thing to do. I’m still really close to my female friend, so it didn’t ruin our friendship or anything like that.

I asked her if it was okay if I went out with him but it wasn’t quite honest asking her, because I knew she was going to say 'yes' either way. She’s too shy to say how she really feels. In the future, I don’t know what I would do. I’m pretty sure if this happened to me, I wouldn’t be okay with it. But I don’t know if that means I wouldn’t do it to someone else again.

The Millennial: I agree with my granny on this one. I think if the crush in question is 100 percent uninterested in your friend, he’s fair game. Because, whether you date or him or not, it’s not affecting your friend’s chances. But obviously it’s more complex than that because no one wants to hurt their friend.

Pull up a bean bag and let me tell you a tale. In high school, my best friend Annie had a crush on a guy named Evan. Unfortunately, Evan didn’t like Annie, he liked me (can you blame him? Don’t answer that). It was a complicated, messy love triangle involving three dorky virgins. I was completely torn, I loved Annie, but I also had major crotch murmurs for Evan! What to do? In the end I was so worried about my ruining my friendship that I ignored Evan’s advances and buried my feelings.

In retrospect, I regret not acting on my desires. Not that Evan was the love of my life or anything, but we had a real connection. As I get older I’ve learned that a real romantic spark is rare. It doesn’t happen every day, and when it does, you need to seize it. A real friend will understand that.

Cosmo gals: What do you think about BFF's double-crushing on one man? Let us know what you would do in this crazy-difficult sitch...

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Midwest High School Tells Girls to Stop Wearing Yoga Pants

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Dara Adeeyo
Dara is the associate web editor for Cosmopolitan.com. She's intrigued by all things digital. Dara loves playing with html and discovering new studies. When she's not reading up on the latest cocktail recipes (for work, of course), she can be found breaking it down on the dance floor or watching the Investigative Discovery channel. She also has a sick obsession with nail polish, elephants, and most importantly, Nutella. Dara basically lives on Twitter, so tweet at her and say hey: @dadeeyo.
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Elisa Benson
Elisa Benson is the senior editor of social media for @Cosmopolitan?so, yes, she tweets about sex for a living. Elisa grew up in Ohio, attended Colgate University, and wrote love and relationship advice for Seventeen before graduating to Cosmo. She lives for girly things (weddings and eyelash extensions and Pretty Little Liars?) and frequently tweets about all of the above: @elisabenson.
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