Does any single women practice selective sex?

Have you ever seen the Seinfeld episode where Elaine evaluates her male suitors for their sponge-worthiness?

A decade ago, the Today Sponge was removed from the market. On the Seinfeld episode, Elaine buys the birth-control product by the box loads.
Even though she’s horded several polyurethane sponges, Elaine subjects her male contenders to a rigorous interview process.

Flash forward to – today, the Sponge is making a comeback. Despite its removal from store shelves, it was deemed safe and effective by the FDA. Canada kept selling the favorite nonprescription contraceptive.

As single women, we must employ the same selective gatekeeper methodologies. It goes well beyond being able to purchase the contraceptive of one’s choice. It necessitates sifting through an available pool of men and being sexually selective. Read more about the guerilla warfare of dating and mating.

Holly Bentz wrote this on May 4th, 2005 and filed it under Dating, Single Life |