Discussions In Culture: Casual Sex & The Club
Aaliyah dissects the links between club culture and hook-up culture.| Strand Magazine
I'm almost 40 and afraid to break up with him because I want to become a mother.| Bustle
The "2:1 ratio" helps you have healthier arguments with your partner, according to a therapist.| Bustle
Try these sex positions when you're not feeling creative but want to try something new.| Bustle
Peeling a pomegranate takes work, and so does being in a relationship. The viral "pomegranate theory" is expert-approved and explains how the two things relate.| Bustle
These three zodiac signs are the best at turning situationships into relationships.| Bustle
Aaliyah dissects the links between club culture and hook-up culture.| Strand Magazine
I had met him six months before at a university bar. We talked all night...| Strand Magazine
Hania tackles the discourse surrounding "hook-up" culture and casual sex.| STRAND Magazine
Sexual liberation nurtures political liberation.| OnlySky
Sean Baker’s Anora invites our capacities for feelings, not judgment, to accompany one young, female sex worker through a few roller-coaster, genre-defying weeks in her life. Like all of Sean Baker’s films, it refuses an ending that tells us what to think. It doesn’t tie things up and lead us to a morally unambiguous conclusion but to the perfect, emotionally right one. And the magic of it is that it does it without much being said. While the comic parts of the movie, like classic screw...| Ms. Magazine
Charlotte Burd explores the structural issues within the UK healthcare system that are making sexual and reproductive healthcare services dangerously inaccessible for transgender men| The F-Word
Jade Gilbourne explores the current prevalence non-consensual sexual image sharing and critiques the way so-called 'revenge porn' is treated by our society and legal system| The F-Word
Connie Lawfull reviews BAD SEX, the fourth series of Franki Cookney's 'The Second Circle' - the podcast that takes sex seriously| The F-Word
Featuring a range of books on pleasure, intimacy and identity, Connie and Cleo recommend some thought provoking, feminist reading material to add to your bookshelf| The F-Word
