Sex Advice With An Edge
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
If your sex life feels like it’s missing something—be it connection, pleasure, or understanding—it might be time to consider … Continue reading
By Radhya Comar
Already-chewed gum, tape that has lost its stickiness and an unwrapped lollipop are not just random remnants of an office dustbin but a collection of metaphors. These metaphors compare … Continue reading
Traditionally, most of us have considered kink to be something outside the conventional ideas of sex, however, a study by the University of Brighton has suggested that as … Continue reading