The growth of technology in previous years has resulted in a significant increase in digital interaction — from close family members to strangers. Along with social media, online dating has become a big part of […]
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Is J.K. Rowling’s latest book transphobic?
By Megan Hill J.K. Rowling recently released the fifth book in the ‘Strike’ series, Troubled blood under her pseudonym Robert Galbraith. A fitting name for a novel with an indeed troubling message. The Telegraph first […]
Why Bisexuality Awareness Week is still so essential in 2020
I am a bisexual woman. I have full access to social media, the news, the internet and yet, I’m only finding out about bisexuality awareness week halfway through it. Why is this? I’ve known for […]
Titanium Titties: What you need to know about nipple piercings
Love them, hate them or secretly want them – nipple piercings are taking the world by storm and following #freethenipple, who wouldn’t want nips that are adorned with jewellery? I’m a recent convert to the […]
Plastic ‘bags for life’ add to toppling piles of COVID-19 waste
By Rebecca Cook The plastic waste amassed as a result of coronavirus this year proves the fight against plastic is one step forward, three steps backwards. During the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic in […]
Choke me daddy: Who really gets hurt by kink-shaming?
I’m just going to come out and say it, I’ve got a banging RACK. No, I’m not rambling on about my own set of knockers – I’m talking about Risk Aware Consensual Kinks. In this […]
Why Britain’s obsession with tanning is the definition of white privilege
By Georgia Balmer There is very little that brings the British together like a heatwave. Sweltering nights, a lack of universal air conditioning, and the smugness of reaching a higher temperature than the Mediterranean, can […]
Love sex? Love lube: Top tips for your very own WAP
Lube has been around for over a century; I am not kidding – the first non-sterile version of lube was on the shelves in 1904 but there has been written evidence which dates all the […]
Cottagecore: A queer movement turned mainstream
By Ellie Redpath These days, most people – or, at any rate, most online people – have heard of the cottagecore aesthetic, if at least only in passing. In case you haven’t come across the word before, […]
Paypigs: exploitation or just another kink?
By Olivia Stringer You’ve probably heard of Sugar Daddies; (usually) older men who pay beautiful younger women in cash and lavish gifts in exchange for their company and (often) in exchange for sex. You’ve probably jokingly tweeted about needing one to […]