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Cruel Summer and ‘90s-era queer representation
Cruel Summer’s inclusion of any queer representation at all sets it apart from television of the era it evokes.
The challenges experienced by asexuals living in Africa
"Whenever I explain to a potential partner that I am asexual, most decide to opt out of the relationship."
Pansexuality: My journey of self-love
There's nothing wrong with me. I’m going to keep loving whoever I want.
Back to the desert: Sally and Michelle
What happens when two women run away to start a new life together?
I came out 10 years late because I grew up in a city with no queer scene
My queer coming of age was a decade overdue, but it's never too late.
Review: If I Could Make It Go Quiet touches listeners when they need it most
Girl in Red’s debut album ranges from horny to angry to vulnerable.
‘So much shame attached to it’: Triple X and trans love
“I hope it helps complexify trans narratives a bit. And I get my boobs out!”
New adult card game to help open the conversation about sex
Questions About Sex is the latest interactive conversation game to help discuss sexuality.
Ask a Sexologist: Disappearing dicks, measuring up, and disability
Our resident sexologist Richelle Menzies answers more of your questions on sex, relationships, and sexuality.
Sex toys for men and gender diverse people increasing in popularity
Sex and masturbation can help improve mental health, according to research.
Ask a Sexologist: Measurements, low libido, and paying for sex
Sexologist Richelle Menzies answers more reader questions on relationships and sex.
Ask a Sexologist: Threesomes, male lesbians, and tears
Sexologist Richelle Menzies answers more of your sex and sexuality questions.
Woman killed by brother over engagement to trans man
The woman’s brother says he ‘wanted to teach her a lesson’.
Exploring sexuality: Relationships and new ways of being
What happens when one member of a happy couple wants to try something – or someone – new?
Glorious: On body fluidity and reclamation
"If we are nothing more or less than the sum of our parts, then can we be everything and anything we want all at once?"
Sex in isolation and beyond
Sexologist Richelle Menzies on the latest advice for sex during the pandemic.
A tiny house of my own: Queering long-distance relationships
Queering social norms can mean deciding for yourself what your relationships look like.
Ask a Sexologist: Our new resident sexpert answers all your questions
Our new resident sexologist is here to answer all your sex and relationship questions.
Love in the time of COVID: Long-distance sex and romance
A virtual date can be a fun way to stay connected through isolation.