transactional [tran-sak-shuh-nuhl, -zak-] / trænˈsæk ʃə nəl, -ˈzæk- / adjective of or relating to the process of conducting business. A leading authority on ethical issues in commercial practice, she has designed classes and materials to teach students transactional skills. of or relating to personal or social interaction characterized by mutual influence and exchange. The teacher questioned each pair of students in turn about the transactional nature of the role play—how th

It's been two months since I started working a few days a week in an adult shop, and I truly am loving it. There has been a lot of changes, especially the massive leap in sex tech since I last worked in one at the start of 2020. So much so I've contemplated the excitement of becoming a chronic masturbator (which doesn't go well with work) and never leaving my house (maybe I could stream this?). There have been a few things that certainly haven't changed, or simply I'm seeing

I was educated at a Grammar school, and for most of the history of social media and text messaging I have been rolling my eyes at the abuses to the English language. Like the wrong usage of 'they're, their, there' or worse yet, 'should of'. But all of that can go to hell. Not just because my own punctuational nuances have been brought under scrutiny in the past year while my editor rolls her eyes at my book drafts, but because it just doesn't matter. Our language, as with all

On my NGL anonymous questions, I was recently asked: 'Does physical attraction ever play a role in whether you accept a client?' A lot of the time I won't know what someone looks like until they show up. There are a few things I do to check that someone making an enquiry for the first time is a real person, and sometimes that can reveal a photo, but how someone looks never plays a part on 'accepting' a booking. Accepting any client purely comes down to whether I agree that I