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  120 Lines About 60 Women

  By jewrotica on December 3, 2012

  Written by Anonymous.  Be advised that the video below contains jarring images and the writing in this piece may be slightly abrasive, hence the “R”...

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  Walking With Woman

  By jewrotica on November 30, 2012

  Written by Aryeh Hareef.  Aryeh is a first-time Jewrotica writer.  “Just give me permission,” he says, as they stroll side by side in the early...

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  Started With a Bris, Ended With a Bang

  By jewrotica on November 28, 2012

  Written by Simi Monheit.  Simi is a first-time Jewrotica writer.  It had started with a circumcision. Of course it had.  This particular circumcision, however, was...

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  Dirty Talk at the GA – The Top 12 Double Entendres Overheard in Baltimore

  By jewrotica on November 16, 2012

  Written by Benji Lovitt.  Benji, a comedian and blogger for the Times of Israel, is a first-time Jewrotica writer.  Tuesday concluded the Jewish Federations of...

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  Fire in the Bedroom

  By jewrotica on November 14, 2012

  Written by Leah.  Leah is a first-time Jewrotica writer.    Illustration by Elizabeth...

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  Jewish Without an ‘Off’ Switch

  By jewrotica on November 6, 2012

    Written by Robert J. Saferstein.  Robert, a first-time Jewrotica writer, is the online and community director for Sh’ma.   I stared across the table,...

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  The Purim Party

  By jewrotica on November 2, 2012

  Written by Chaim Durkheim.  Chaim is a first-time Jewrotica writer. Moshe walks into the hotel ball room for the annual Temple Shalom Purim party. Everyone...

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  Jewish Girl Seeks Goy

  By jewrotica on October 31, 2012

  Written by C. Sender.  C is a first-time Jewrotica writer. I don’t want to marry a Jewish boy. I am your proverbial nice Jewish girl—good family,...

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  Sex, Not Porn

  By jewrotica on October 27, 2012

  Written by Adam Elbaz. Adam is Jewrotica’s Director of Author and Cultural Outreach. Please be advised that this article contains explicit language. This article was...

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  Fantasizing in the Gush

  By jewrotica on October 26, 2012

  Written by Ophira.  Ophira is a first-time Jewrotica writer.  [Editor’s Note: Be advised that this piece contains references to fantasy and sexual assault that may...

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