I’m not sure what has happened, but suddenly I’ve had a bunch of reporters contact me, on sex-tech subjects ranging from infidelity to sex video to robotics. This made me wonder about a scenario that is technologically possible today: If you video yourself making love with your secret erotobot and it uploads the file to the internet where your human partner discovers it, does that count as infidelity?

A quick update on what I’m up to:

I’ve been consulting with a start-up all year and will say more about that when we actually launch. For now I can tell you that at least so far we have not dipped our toes into the murky pond of sex robots. It’s been interesting working as an insider, seeing consumer sex tech from the side of distribution and sales and marketing. At the moment I’m writing and editing content for the community portion of the site and it’s been pretty cool to write how-to and what-if articles for a target demographic that tends to be less experienced with sexual accessories than you are, Dear Reader. Or at least, these new readers are less openly chatty about buying and using sex-tech than you are.

I like being a consultant sex educator but since when have I confined my writing to one venue? Embrace the power of and! I have a couple of articles in the works for other places too, fun stuff that presents no conflict of interest, other than the roar of the deadlines zooming in to land on the same runway at the same time. This Friday, thankyouforasking.

(And of course, given opportunities with larger companies with more funding, I would follow mi corazón to a start-up with big dreams and awesome people and a bank account I can actually wrap my mind around because it doesn’t have all those extra places before the decimal point. Typical me.)