‘Naked and Afraid’ contestant’s penis ‘working again’ after horrifying mishap

‘Naked and Afraid’ contestant’s penis ‘working again’ after horrifying mishap

He might be naked and afraid, but at least he has a working penis. The “Naked and Afraid” contestant who burned his penis while filming the upcoming Season 15 premiere of the Discovery+ reality series has an exciting health update. Sam Mouzer revealed that this penis is fully working again, he told TMZ. “My penis, … Read more

‘Naked and Afraid’ contestant burns penis on campfire: ‘My little soldier’s helmet’

‘Naked and Afraid’ contestant burns penis on campfire: ‘My little soldier’s helmet’

Naked, afraid — and burned on his nether regions. “Naked and Afraid” contestant Sam Mouzer burned his penis (“but just the tip!”) while filming the upcoming Season 14 premiere of the Discovery+ reality TV series. The UK native’s penis — which he described as his “little soldier’s helmet” — was singed by a spark when … Read more

Dear Abby: A terrible smell is coming from my neighbor’s apartment — I’m afraid

Dear Abby: A terrible smell is coming from my neighbor’s apartment — I’m afraid

DEAR ABBY: I’ve lived in my apartment for almost 10 years and had the same downstairs neighbor since I moved in. About three years ago, I began noticing an odor coming from her apartment. It’s hard to describe other than the worst body odor imaginable. It’s so bad that I can’t open my sliding door … Read more

I’m deathly afraid of butterflies — and ‘SpongeBob’ is to blame

I’m deathly afraid of butterflies — and ‘SpongeBob’ is to blame

Just call him SpongeBob ScarePants. Panic-stricken TikTokers are tracing their fear of butterflies to a crucial episode of the cartoon “SpongeBob SquarePants,” which premiered on Nickelodeon in 1999. Social media is abuzz about the so-called “butterfly effect” thanks to a series of TikTok posts in which users are describing “why I’m scared of butterflies.” The … Read more

1 in 7 are afraid of being shamed for sex preferences: poll

1 in 7 are afraid of being shamed for sex preferences: poll

A fifth of Americans admit they can be judgmental towards someone for what turns them on (22%), according to new research. A survey looked at 2,000 sexually active adults’ preferences and found that although many are opinionated, one in seven are also afraid of being shamed for their own turn-ons. From foreplay (63%) and neck … Read more