Do we live in a sex-positive culture? Through an exploration of the media coverage and treatment of Armie Hammer’s abusive behaviors, Sebastien shows us how the media plays a central role in upholding sex-negativity in our society; while distracting people from the real story: the multiple accusations against Hammer.

Sebastien’s relationship with God as a queer person and the ways in which religion affects us.

Kelsey Darragh (she/her/hers) is a writer, filmmaker, and actor, most famously known for her acting and producing on Buzzfeed. We discussed mental health and her new book (Don't Fucking Panic: The Shit They Dont' Tell You In Therapy About Anxiety Disorder, Panic Attacks & Depression), "sobriety as a spectrum," sexuality and exploring "gender as a performance" in quarantine, and her relationship with comedy.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, so Taylor shares her story of reclaiming her sexuality and autonomy after experiencing sexual assault.

Marlyn Manson has been accused of grooming and abusing his former girlfriend, Evan Rachel Wood. She is one of five women who have come out against the singer with allegations of abuse.

Sebastien highlights the destructive immigration policies that have been inherited by the Biden Presidency as a result of the Trump Presidency.

What do you think of when you think of someone with Bipolar Disorder? Taylor talks about how it has been for her to date after being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder and the freeing aspect of being open with people you love.

Talking to Ermiya Fanaeian (she/her) to discuss her experiences with diversity and inclusion programs and predominately white institutions (PWIs) as a trans woman of color, “activism” as a trend, mutual aid, and what moved her from her teen start in local activism from gun control to her starting a Pink Pistols (a group dedicated to teaching self-defense and gun education to LGBTQ+ people) chapter in her own city.)

Your safe space is one of the most important places in your life, but what happens when you don’t have one?

With a new president comes new policies. How will President Biden change and restore Title IX after the Trump Presidency?

An essay on how children are reacting to the global pandemic and how COVID19 has affected us all.

Leonie V is putting the “fun in sexual dysfunction.” Read about her journey through tackling Vaginismus her take on how to still enjoy sex.

The ills of sex and dating, coupled with the anxiety of living life got you down? In eight short poems, Lucia G. expresses glimpses of her life from therapy interactions to ruining neighborhoods.

Two powerful poems that assess police brutality and violence against Black people.

It’s something we’ve questioned and fought back against for a while now, but here’s Edith with the hard facts on the fight for menstrual equity.

Lana walks us through the unpredictability of grief in this one.

Helen is back with Dating In New York is Hell, the pandemic-quarantine edition. Read her case for the pitfalls and “hell” that is dating.

Quarantine = No sex. Or does it? Read Jard Lerebour’s foray into virtual sex.

Keelan H. talks ghosting and receiving feedback.

Talking is hard, but Breanna tells us why communicating is most important in relationships.