That's Amore

Homosexuality was known in some circles as "the love that dare not speak its name" -- until gays knocked down the closet door.

Some sexual tastes still have taboos or stigma attached. Here's a partial list, reflecting current mores:

Adultery	the love that speaks the wrong name at an inconvenient moment
Analingus	the love that speaks its name with bad breath
Bi-sexuality	the love that hyphenates its name
Bondage	the love that mumbles its name through a gag
Brief encounter	the love that needs no introduction
Casual sex	the love that speaks its nickname
Chastity	the love that is all talk
Coitus interruptus	the love that can't finish a sentence
Fellatio	the love that speaks with its mouth full
Golden shower	the love that writes its name in the snow
Ichthyophilia (see also pisciphilia)	the love that tastes fishy
Impotence	the love that can't get a word in edgewise
Incest	the love that dare not speak to strangers
Kiss & tell	the love that speaks your name
Masochism	the love that never speaks without permission
Masturbation	the love that talks to itself
Monogamy	the love that wears out its name
Motel sex	the love that uses a phony name
Narcissism	the love that only speaks its own name
Necrophilia	the love that tells no tales
Nymphomania	the love that never wants to shut up
Orgy	the love that includes everyone in the conversation
Pedophilia	the love that speaks baby talk
Petting	the love that speaks with its hands
Pisciphilia	the love that sleeps with the fishes
Pornographic literature	the love that writes its name
Promiscuity	the love that practices free speech
Prostitution	the love that charges by the word
Sadism	the love that steers the conversation
Scatophilia	the love that speaks its name with a potty mouth
Sodomy	the love that butts into the conversation
Striptease	the love that slowly spells its name
Voyeurism	the love that is seen but not heard
Xenophilia	the love that speaks to strangers
Zoophilia	the love that talks to the animals

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