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They're waiting. → Read More
Who knew a simple blog post could spark a movement? → Read More
LDRs suck—but they can still work out! → Read More
Many media outlets reported the senator "supports decriminalizing sex work." But these headlines are false, writes Alexander Cheves. → Read More
It's time to end the shame and anxiety over naked selfies. Jeff Bezos may have helped us do just that. → Read More
Porn is not the enemy, but some politicians are pushing that narrative. → Read More
With society and bipartisan lawmakers policing porn, our sexual freedom suddenly seems at risk. → Read More
Assault and abuse aren't sex, Alexander Cheves writes. → Read More
A recent New York Times op-ed oddly longed for the good old days when terror loomed over every sexual decision. → Read More
Are you a man considering having sex with another man for the first time? Writer Alex Cheves has some tips. → Read More
Everyone has personal reasons for raising money for HIV causes. This is Alexander Cheves's. → Read More
Everyone has personal reasons for raising money for HIV causes. This is Alexander Cheves's. → Read More
A proposal to ban the procedure among infants is prompting a familiar battle cry. → Read More
The proposed Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act will have long-reaching, dangerous effects, writes Alexander Cheves. → Read More
We have to be careful about adding letters to our acronym, writes Alexander Cheves. → Read More
Crackdowns and denials don't work, writes Alex Cheves. We have to work around reality. → Read More
The tale of Wonder Woman's creator, his wife, and their lover is a refreshing homage to sexual freedom. → Read More
Lasting lessons learned from a relationship with a bisexual man. → Read More
There are some places—like the backrooms of gay bars—that should remain exclusive, Alexander Cheves writes. → Read More
There are some places — like the backrooms of gay bars — that should remain exclusive, Alexander Cheves writes. → Read More