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  • My 25 Years With An ‘Alpha Woman’

    by Vincent O'Keefe
  • Why People Settle For So-So Relationships

    by Sara Eckel
  • The Online Dating Adventures Of An Older Woman

    by Nancy Townsley
  • A Feminist Field Guide to Lingerie-Shopping

    by Emilie Aries
  • Stop Asking Gay Couples This Question

    By Leesa Freeman
    November 7, 2014

    Yeah, but which one’s the girl? Have you ever been asked that about a gay couple, because I have. Usually in a hushed tone like the person knew what they were asking was offensive, but somehow couldn’t not ask. The conversation usually goes something like this: Which one is the girl? Um…Neither. You get they are both […]

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  • Open Relationships Reduce Jealousy? 12 (Possibly) Surprising Facts About Non-Monogamy

    By Zhana Vrangalova
    October 31, 2014

    For one thing, swingers report more exciting and satisfying lives than the general population. Consensually non-monogamous (CNM) relationships, where committed partners mutually agree not to be sexually and/or romantically exclusive to one another, are slowly gaining visibility in the media. Yet, a few anecdotes aside, they are still shrouded in stereotype and mystery. Here are […]

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  • Why We Need To Talk About Jian Ghomeshi

    By Zaren Healey White
    October 30, 2014

    Eight women have come forward with sexual assault allegations against Canadian radio celebrity Jian Ghomeshi, and yet the public is still hesitant to believe them.  Until this past Sunday, Jian Ghomeshi was Canada’s boyfriend. The co-creator and longtime host of ‘Q,’ an immensely popular radio program with CBC, 47-year-old Ghomeshi was respected and admired nationally […]

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  • Everyone Already Knew I Was Gay

    By George Johnson
    October 23, 2014

    How many years had I let go by without telling people who I was, even though most of them already knew? Often times, I find myself pondering “Why didn’t I accept me sooner?” How could I have gone for so many years pretending to be something I wasn’t? Why did I let outside factors dictate the […]

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  • Why You Should Let Go Of Your Search For A ‘Soul Mate’

    By Sara Eckel
    October 21, 2014

    “It may be romantic for lovers to think they were made for each other, but it backfires when conflicts arise.” Singles are often told to “get out there,” but this advice changes when you actually take it. Then you’re told to relax and let love come naturally. This advice is frequently followed by someone else’s […]

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  • When The New Relationship Magic Fades

    By Rachael Koenig
    October 20, 2014

    The more I learned about a partner, the more insecurities, imperfections, and idiosyncrasies that revealed themselves, the less interested I was in hanging around. Back in my grunge days, when wide-lapelled polyester shirts made a brief resurgence in popularity, I found myself routinely scouring the racks of the Salvation Army to secure what, at the time, was […]

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  • Consent Is Way More Complicated For Women Than Just ‘Yes Means Yes’

    By Samantha Eyler
    October 17, 2014

    The new California ‘Yes Means Yes’ law is certainly progress, but it’s not the complete answer. True story: It was very late, and my friend’s cologne and pheromones had started to swirl together into a delicious chemical man-smell, setting my head spinning. He was one of the most attractive men I knew, and I’d been noticing […]

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  • Why I’d Never Be With A Man Who Always Pays The Bill

    By Helen Barcham
    October 15, 2014

    Any woman who’s ever had her meal paid for by a man would know these “gifts” are very rarely free. A few weeks ago I went on a date with a charming man I met on Tinder. The date went splendidly—he chewed with his mouth shut, was kind enough to share his duck breast, and conversation was as organic as […]

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