The Science Behind The Pinnacle
No metaphors, just facts. Just biology. Just like Francesca asked in the newest season of Bridgerton when she discussed not knowing where, what, and how to find […]
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How to Heat Up Conversations on Sex: Learning From Heated Rivalry
If you haven’t watched the show, you likely still know its name. Heated Rivalry quickly became a sensation, amassing 324 million minutes streamed during its season one
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I Was Told to Start Scheduling Time for Intimacy…
What comes to mind when you hear the idea of scheduling intimacy or sex? Some people assume it’s only for couples who have lost their spark, that
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Timelines in Modern Dating and Relationships
When I was a kid one of my favorite books to read was a “choose your own adventure”. I’d tuck myself away in the corners of Barnes
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Someone I Used to Know: Navigating a Friendship Break-Up
“Now you’re just somebody that I used to know.” It’s hard to believe that it’s been twelve years since that lyric held us all in a collective
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Who Says It First?
In the not so clinical terms of Blaire Waldorf, “8 letters, 3 words, say it and I’m yours”. But clinically speaking, what does it mean to say
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Chocolates, Lingerie, Hashtags, Oh My!
When I was a kid, everyone in class would bring a valentine of their choice to school on Valentine’s Day. The only rule I can remember was
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“Please Don’t Forget About Us”: Why Young Black Female Survivors Should Be Included in the Fight Against Sexual Violence
Sexual violence, in all its forms, is an insidious and deeply impactful experience for those who’ve been forced to endure it. Although individuals of all races, genders,
