Gabrielle Kassel

In May, Instagram launched a pronoun feature, allowing individuals to add up to four pronouns to their profile (without eating into their bio's 150-character limit). And considering some individuals use multiple sets of pronouns—for example they/she pronouns, she/they/he, or she/he—it's a long-awaited change that's important for not only these folks, but for all people.

Eat big to lift big.
This weight-room catch phrase makes it seem like there’s one right way for lifters to nosh. But according to sports nutritionists, nothing could be further from the truth.
Here’s the definitive guide on what lifters should ladle into their bellies.

The word ‘intercourse’ might rocket you right back to that oh-so-awkward Birds and The Bees talk. But do your sex life a favor and don’t let one cheek-burning memory keep you from reaping the pleasure-rewards of its often overlooked cousin: outercourse.
“Outercourse is seriously under-rated that is accessible to any pairing, no matter gender, genital configuration, or sexual orientation,” says Lisa Finn, a sex educator. ...

Homoromantic and asexual, or ace, are two different identities. One lies on the romantic orientation spectrum, and one lies on the sexual orientation spectrum.
Someone may choose to identify as both homoromantic and asexual. But identifying as one does not imply identifying with the other.
Keep scrolling to learn the exact definitions of both, and how to know if you’re homoromantic asexual.

Generation Z, as in people born between 1997 and 2015, is the queerest generation to date. One 2020 Gallup poll found that nearly one in six (15.9 percent) of respondents aged 18 to 23, a segment of the Gen Z age bracket, report identifying as queer or transgender, compared to 9.1 percent of millennials and just 3.8 percent of Gen X-ers.

Maybe your connection to David Rose on “Schitt’s Creek” goes beyond a shared sense of humor. Maybe you’ve been wondering if you and Tess Holliday share a sexuality.
Or maybe you’re trying to decide if pansexual or bisexual works better for you.
Whatever the reason, if you’ve been trying to figure out whether you’re pansexual, this guide can help.

Are you on the asexuality spectrum and interested in dating? If so, this guide is for you!
Yes, you might already know this intellectually. But because there’s a misconception that romance isn’t accessible to people on the asexuality spectrum who want it, it can still be helpful to hear (er, read)!
“Dating and forming romantic relationships is absolutely possible for asexual people,” says Kayla Kaszyca, co-host of “Sounds Fake But Okay,” a podcast about asexuality and aromanticism.

The truth is that dating as a gay, bi+, or pansexual man can be as messy, unfulfilling, and complicated as “Queer As Folk” makes it seem.
But it doesn’t have to be. These tips can help!
There isn’t a single, agreed upon definition of dating. And the amount of seriousness and commitment implied with the term “dating” varies, depending on who you ask.
Some people use the term loosely, applying it to sex-laden situationships, casual bone buddies, and FWBs.

As someone who has tried many shapes, sizes, and types of pleasure products, I feel the need to shed light on glass sex toys, which I believe to be vastly misunderstood. The big hesitation people tend to have regarding the use of glass sex toys is the incorrect assumption about them being so delicate, they stand to break while in use. Well, folks, that’s simply not the case.

Visually the love-child of a tampon and a foam paintbrush, the Dripstick is a post-sex tool that’s been making the rounds on TikTok. It’s a sterile, medical-grade sponge designed to be used by vagina-havers immediately following penetrative penis-in-vagina sex that resulted in penile ejaculation.

The cowgirl sex position is often seen as a two-person configuration. But a sex machine by the same name, The Cowgirl, allows you to reap all the pleasure benefits of the position during your solo sex life.
Still, you shouldn’t let the mega-vibrators namesake trick you into thinking cowgirl is the only sex position it can be used for—it can also be enjoyed for solo missionary, doggy style, DP, and more.