Sex Advice With An Edge
By Hope Reese
When Mel Cassidy first became curious about nonmonogamy, there weren’t many helpful resources. Most of the books focused on the transition from monogamy to nonmonogamy,
By Gigi Fong
Kink-shaming is the act of making someone feel less than or problematic for their sexual desires. To some, the act of your partner putting … Continue reading
By Katie Simon
“If I liked women, I’d never date a man again,” my friend Caroline said to me after a recent breakup. Bemoaning the straight dating scene, she seemed genuinely confused as to why someone bisexual—like me—would date men
By Ale Pedraza Buenahora and Mia Henderson
In her essay collection … Continue reading
It was probably inevitable, but is deeply sad, that Plato’s Symposium (circa 380 BCE), has been drawn into the culture wars. A dialogue of great complexity and elegance, the book is one
By Daniel Jones
Two decades ago, on Oct. 31, 2004, a short note appeared on the … Continue reading
By Miya Lee
“So what have you learned about love?” people often ask when they find out I’m an editor of … Continue reading
By Heather Burtman
When the stranger yelled at me from his car window, I was carrying my Zamioculcas … Continue reading
By Will Tosh
Where should we look for an LGBTQ+ icon from the Elizabethan age? How about the playwright Christopher Marlowe, a dissident who scorned those “that love not