It’s the first Thursday in September, and love is certainly in the air. Just take Trinity Rodman, who recently appeared at the US Open, sporting a crop top that celebrated her tennis player boyfriend, Ben Shelton. Now, let’s not start labeling that as a “crazy girlfriend” move, okay? I don’t want to hear any negativity. Wearing something that declares “I love my boyfriend” is just a fun expression, and honestly, everyone already knows he’s taken. It’s really just about love and support.
As we dive into this week’s edition of True Romance, I’m committed to keeping the energy positive. Cougars have long argued that true love isn’t dead, and we’re looking to learn a bit from a new perspective on romance – the jaguar. Plus, there’s some delightful news about a certain festival tent making its comeback from last year’s mishaps. And isn’t it refreshing to realize you’re not as quirky as you thought?
Before we go any further, I got a question about cheating that someone sent my way, which is actually related to Sleep Number beds. The question was if anyone has ever gotten caught in an affair because of the Sleep Number app. I mean, I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s happened. If anyone out there has had their sleep data spill the beans on a betrayal, I’m curious to hear your stories.
Australia’s “Queen of Infomercials” on No-Strings-Attached Fun
Speaking of unique romantic dynamics, let’s talk about Rozz Switzer. She’s a well-known figure in Australia, often called the “Queen of Infomercials,” who has embraced the idea of seeking fun with younger men without any commitments. Kind of a refreshing approach, right? She likens herself to a jaguar in the high stakes of dating – so there are pumas and cougars, and then there are jaguars, reigning supreme. She describes this as the “Jaguar effect,” where independence takes the lead.
Switzer explains that, unlike other cats, jaguars thrive alone and don’t seek other relationships to feel complete. It’s about enjoying company when she chooses, all for pleasure. There’s something intriguing about that perspective, which might sound a bit odd but actually makes a lot of sense when you think about it.
This Week In True Romance
Now, let’s celebrate the return of the Orgy Dome at Burning Man. This iconic space, which had some challenges last year, will be back, thanks to community support—donations rolled in to ensure it’s fully operational this year. The organizers aim to create a relaxed atmosphere where people can mingle without the pressure to connect in more traditional ways.
I had a different story in mind for today, but when I noticed this news, it felt right to shift gears. I mean, who wouldn’t want to highlight the Orgy Dome’s revival? It’s definitely a delightful bit of good news, aligning perfectly with the idea that embracing what makes you unique isn’t as strange as you might think.
Reassessing Your Romantic Preferences
You might think your romantic preferences are a bit offbeat—perhaps they are—but it turns out, many folks share those feelings, too. Reddit has a treasure trove of surprising preferences that, honestly, left me scratching my head. For example, some people are into specific body parts like necks or hands, which seems a little odd at first.
- Hands—recently I’ve found voices alluring, too.
- Necks can be surprisingly sexy! I thought I was weird until I shared that with a past partner, and he said it was normal.
- Feet—while I’m not a fan personally, it’s oddly common.
Song of the Week
That’s a wrap for this week! Keep those song suggestions coming. If yours didn’t make it this time, don’t worry—I have a running list. Thanks for sticking with the column. Remember, if you’ve had a wild experience with the Sleep Number app or want to elaborate on those quirky preferences, reach out. You can do so anonymously if that suits you better.
Until next time!
