Disability and PleasureHow I Have Sex: ‘Masturbation Is More of a Headache Than Actual Pleasure’ This month in How I Have Sex: the sex life of 28-year-old P., as she talks about navigating intimacy as someone with cerebral palsy. By The Swaddle Team
Sex In the SeaAlgae’s Sex Lives Could Help Corals Survive Climate Change, Research Shows Scientists say that getting the reproducing algae to adapt to new environments quickly can help corals survive high temperatures. By Saumya Kalia
Fat and SexyHow I Have Sex: ‘Fat People Don’t Only Have Missionary Sex in the Dark’ This month, we bring you the sex life of 30-year-old R, who talks about navigating sex and desire as someone who is fat. By The Swaddle Team
Loving Isn't EasyWoe Is Me! “My Partner No Longer Wants To Have Children, But I Do!” A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore. By The Swaddle Team
A Myth About LibidoCultural Trauma Affects PCOS Patients’ Sex Drive More Than The Condition Itself “...because of the fat loss pills and birth control pills, body shaming, and PTSD, I never had any sex drive. I never felt attracted to people." By Alina Gufran
Rules of BondingHow I Have Sex: ‘I Don’t Enjoy the Feeling of Penetration, Even With a Finger’ This month, we bring you the sex life of 34-year-old V., as she talks about intimacy and attraction as an asexual. By The Swaddle Team
Avoiding The Moral PoliceWoe Is Me! “I Want To Get Physical With My Boyfriend, but I’m Scared of Being Slut Shamed” A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore. By The Swaddle Team
Bizarre ChoicesA Sex Ed Video Is Explaining Consent by Comparing Women to Milkshakes. The Lesson Is Concerning Critics say "it fails to really address the nuances of this complex issue of consent." By Liesl Goecker
Depressing StatisticsAlmost Half of Women In Developing Countries Feel They Can’t Say ‘No’ To Sex: U.N. Report The denial of bodily autonomy to women and girls "is nothing less than an annihilation of the spirit." By Devrupa Rakshit
Like ClockworkAll You Need To Know About Birth Control Pills If taken correctly, birth control pills are 99.7% effective at preventing pregnancies. By Devrupa Rakshit
Open SesameHow I Have Sex: ‘I Became More Experimental With My Partner When I Started Seeing Other People’ This month in How I Have Sex: 34-year-old T. talks about attraction and desire in a polyamorous relationship. By The Swaddle Team
Can I Say No?Woe Is Me! “I Detest Sex With My Husband. Do I Have To Agree Because We’re Married?” A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore. By The Swaddle Team
Gold StandardAll You Need To Know About IUDs IUDs are known to be among the most effective, reversible, long-term methods of birth control. By Devrupa Rakshit
The Backup PlanAll You Need To Know About Emergency Contraceptive Pills The morning after pill is generally 75-90% effective at preventing pregnancy if taken within 72 hours of intercourse. By Devrupa Rakshit
Drive And DesireHow I Have Sex: “I Can End Up Feeling Nothing Even When All the Right ‘Spots’ Are Touched” This month in How I Have Sex: the sex life of 27-year-old N., as she balances emotional intimacy and desire as a demisexual. By The Swaddle Team
Making Up For ItHow I Have Sex: ‘My Chronic Pain Feels Like a Flaw That I Have to Compensate For’ This month, we bring you the sex life of 30-year-old N.N., as she navigates a sex life with chronic pain. By The Swaddle Team
MisunderstoodHow I Have Sex: “I See a Tinge of Fear in the Other Person When I Voice My Desires” This month, we bring you the sex life of 24-year-old C., as he navigates his fluid play fetish. By The Swaddle Team
Love In The Uncanny ValleyWe Will Soon Have Sentient Sex Robots. Will They Be Able To Consent? Meaningful consent is possible only if robots achieve independent decision-making skills, which many futurists believe is only a few decades away. By Aditi Murti
