This week’s so last week, isn’t just sex news you may have missed. It’s also got menstruation and the MPAA. Plus, is the birth control playing with more than fertility; Julian Assange: condom-less romp or rape, and do you know the horizontal rule?

• How the pill changed the world, and the fertility problems it’s causing women today. (NYMag)
• Two films. Two similar sex scenes. Two different ratings. How the MPAA’s decision (once again) on ‘Blue Valentine’ “unmasks a taboo in our culture — that an honest portrayal of a relationship is more threatening than a sensationalized one.” Well said, Michelle Williams, well said. (LATimes)
• Dan Savage pegs Stephen Colbert into making his own It Gets Better video. (Indecisionforever)
• Toilet codes for menstrual cycles. In Norway, a red bracelet means a woman is menstruating… at work. (Alternet)
• On the topic of menstruation, while I prefer lunapads, Cup U’s short documentary on the Diva Cup was worth the 15 minutes. (Jezebel)
• Wikileaks and the case of the broken condom. (Suite101)
• Carpe Datem. Half-night Stand. The vocabulary of Generation Sex. (Huffpost)
• The divine secrets of the ta-ta sisterhood. Breast cancer, boobs and nipple tattoos. (Salon)
• “Hardcore Sex Positivity.” Courtney Trouble and Tina Horn are trying to legitimize porn as a contribution to the discourse of feminism, gay rights, trans rights, safe sane and consensual BDSM. Go team! (GoodVibesMag)
• Straight Male Pornstars need love too. A fleshbot stunt. (Fleshbot)