Sex and Relationships
Sexual networks: Nobody calls it “Kissfest”
How non-monogamous people can improve their sexual safety game.
Sexual networks: Four neighborhoods on the wreath
Teenagers will always have sex, which is why we must teach them comprehensive sex ed for their own safety.
Sexual networks: Theory and research
Knowing the structure of our social (and sexual) interactions lets us design effective public health policy.
That was fast: Rage impotently against the machine
Real humans have needs and conflicts, but AIs don't.
That was fast: Why machines are heartless
You can't have a relationship with a chatbot that doesn't have emotions and can't grant or deny consent.
The future of sex education: Academic environments
Better sex ed both helps and protects young people.
The end of marriage?
If marriage goes extinct, it will be because it deserves to.
The future of sex education: Sex training
Some things can only be learned by doing.
Sex shamans: A rose toy by any other name
How sex can be part of a mindful strategy of personal healing and growth.
Sex shamans: The revolving bedroom door
We can view the endings of romantic attachments as a completed project rather than a failure.
Depathologizing difference: Age-gap relationships
Age-gap relationships can be healthy when they exist without abuse or coercive control.
Depathologizing difference: STI stigma
We should reject the just-world fallacy and stop stigmatizing diseases that are easily treatable.