Those of you involved in cutting edge research can understand the mix of feeling we get when our work finally gets some mainstream attention.

This recent, syndicated story about our latest offering, Porn for New Moms, announces the startling finding that, “studies show that men who take on household tasks may reap the benefits of “choreplay.”

Here at that Cambridge Women’s Pornography Cooperative, our proprietary research has been turning out results that make this point for years [porn for women cover—link]. And after ripping off our lab coats and shouting our findings from our ivory towers, it seems that small, enlightened segments of the media are finally paying attention. (Climate change scientists: we feel your pain!)

It’s both gratifying to see our research finally reaching people, and frustrating that it took so damn long. I guess that comes with the territory of being ahead of the curve. And speaking of being ahead of the curve, while the rest of the world is finally catching up to the concept of choreplay we’re rolling out our latest, groundbreaking research in Porn for New Moms. Wait ‘til you see the photos is thin one! We invite you to participate in our peer review process, by picking up a copy of Porn for New Moms [photo of cover as link] and posting your comments here at wannasnuggle.com.

So what’s cooking in our lab with New Moms out on the shelves? Everything in time, dear reader.

P.S. It’s nice to see “choreplay” coming into the cultural vocab. It’s part of our grand plan for Porn for Women’s Pornacopia.