Dispatches from the front lines of sexual culture; essays from deep inside it.
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All January, I’ve been asking people about their New Year’s resolutions—specifically, whether any of them involve sex. It’s the kind of question that throws people—both because it’s personal, and because so many resolutions are designed to...
Gay sex, but make it fashion
Hi guys! I’m writing to you with another Quick & Dirty, my news roundup on desire and culture. I’m not going to paywall it, but if you choose to upgrade your subscription on this post, I’ll donate the proceeds toward Minneapolis-based mutua...
The Year in Sex
I don’t remember my New Year’s resolution for 2025, but I’m pretty sure it was something completely sexless, like “organize my files” or “go to the gym three times a week.” That definitely didn’t happen. Instead, I ended up chasing desire a...
Would you pay $1 million to join a members-only sex club?
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For the past few months I’ve been reporting on sex parties everywhere from the Caribbean to Canada, and I keep ending up with stories too st...
The Secret History of the Chelsea Hotel
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Happy Halloweekend!
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