We explore sex through the lens of identity, body politics, and expression–all while celebrating our bodies and the playful excitement of being a sexual being.
I just graduated high school, gonna start college here soon... And well I have yet to have sex. Read More
That’s the trouble with dreamers. It’s never as good as what was, or what could be, or the coffee talk. It’s never now. It’s some other time and place. Read More
Ready For Love is like The Hunger Games of dating shows. It’s part Bad Girls Club (all these lovely ladies live in a mansion together and get into catty disputes) part The Bachelor (one man dates multiple women at a time as they all reveal porcelain veneers at everything he says and swoon over his boogers and butt hair) part competition (three matchmakers send their groomed ladies off to dating battle and compete amongst each other for best “match”) and part disgusting show of Patriarchy. Read More
Sex educator Zoë Ligon wants you to masturbate in quarantine. Listen to our conversation for more. Read More
Casual dating has ruined our generation of men. I fear they may never grow up. Read More
The only type of political analysis you'll ever need. Read More
We’ve placed so much stock in physical monogamy that it’s almost like that’s what our relationships mean, just that we’re not fucking someone else. Read More
The biggest threat to women in this world, in this country, is not disease, or natural disaster, or accidental traffic mishaps, or diabetes, or carbon monoxide poisoning, or nuclear threats, or airborne viruses, or the common cold, but men. Read More
After an entire lifetime of trying to find, keep, and please a man, at 35 or 40 it seems women finally start pleasing the person who really matters: Themselves. Read More
John Corrigan has gone where no college male I’ve met has gone before. He talked about periods. And he published it in his college newspaper. Read More