Talk it to the limit

"So irksome tonight" is an article in Hindustan Times Cafe (May 22) about "some things about this city that really tick people off". In it, someone called Nisha Jamval, identified as a "socialite", lists two things. The second of those, she says, is "less frivolous", and this is that second thing:

[T]he huge number of brands coming in Mumbai and the lack of infrastructure to support the influx. This is something that ticks me off every single day.

It's true, you know. I mean, when Swearoffski and Barstucks and Victrola's Secret and Counting Dew and Askin' Tuppence all come in Mumbai, where's the infrastructure?

***
From "Sex and the City", Q&A column by Sexologist Dr Kavan Lakdawala, HT Cafe (May 21):

Q: I recently had sex with my aunt. Now, I am worried about losing my virginity. Can any test prove that I have lost it?

A: Well, I am assuming that you are male. If that's the case, I must say a man's virginity cannot be confirmed. ... But I am compelled to add that the word virgin, for a male or a female, basically means someone who hasn't had any sexual intercourse till date.

From the same column, next day (May 22):

Q: When my wife and I have sex, I climax but she doesn't. I have to manually stimulate her to reach an orgasm. Is it normal?

A: Of course, it's normal. Women talk longer to climax. [Italics mine]

Which leaves just one question: how much did the aunt talk?