BDSM is Love

Blogathon 2006 is a day dedicated to raising funds for charities around the world. Bloggers from every walk of life have pledged to stay up 24 hours - posting every 30 minutes. I am currently asking all who visit here to donate just $1 to The Institute for 21st Century Relationships. Everyone who donates will get thier name listed as a sponsor on this blog and a link back if they contact me with details. If you can’t donate at this time, at least help me out by posting about my efforts on your site; I have banners at the bottom of my blog for those that want to spread the word, any help would be appreciated

The Institute for 21st Century Relationships is the Foundation for the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom. It’s a worthy cause and can help out all relationships that aren’t the traditional marriage. We have a right to live and love however and whomever makes our lives fullfilled. Help me raise money to bring about research and awareness.

Their mission:

Attaining a satisfactory level of love and companionship through intimate relations is an unalterable, fundamental need of all human beings. The Institute for 21st Century Relationships exists to facilitate the fulfillment of the human potential for relating, and to support the freedom of consenting adults to discover and to practice the intimate relationship structure that best meets their emotional and human needs. We champion the basichuman right to do so free of governmental, societal or institutional coercion or favoritism.

We seek, through education, research, and support, to create a climate in which all forms of ethical, consensual and fulfilling relationship styles are broadly understood and are equally respected and honored as legitimate choices.

Please consider pledging now!

–luna

Possibly related posts:

1. ITCR Mission Statement
2. ITCR: Reminder of what I’m blogging for
3. It’s not too late!
4. Blogathon Reminder
5. Blogathon 2005

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