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deepening friendships as an adult.
Friendships change as we grow up - with life experiences, jobs, relationships. Those leave a mark on what we value.
second order thinking in your relationship.
The premise is simple: consider not just the consequences of your actions, but the consequences of those consequences.
breakups are meant to suck.
Breakups are painful, sad, sometimes messy. But we can take comfort in the universal nature of this feeling.
dating after a breakup.
We don’t often call being in a relationship, ‘pre-breakup’. Why should the time after a breakup be any different?
when it’s time to call it quits.
It’s hard to know when to call it quits. It’s even harder to walk away and truly feel confident in...
basics of massaging.
Touch is an inherently human need, and the added health benefits of massaging your partner are plentiful.
we argue. here's how to do it, healthily
Conflict is inevitable in any relationship. Working to resolve it in a healthy manner is what strengthens a relationship.
how to set the mood.
While setting the mood may sound cheesy, it’s an important part of maintaining healthy romantic lives.
hollywood vs philosophers on relationships.
Is it the quality of friendship or romance that is the biggest predictor of long-term relationship success?
we’ve renamed Bean to Dip. let us share why.
Back in 2019, Bean felt like the most appropriate name for a palm-sized, bean-shaped vibe. Here’s why it's changed.
should we be taught how to choose a partner?
Life is a game of choices. Some of them are hard, some easy. Choices like what to wear today. Who...
maintaining connection in times of grief.
Keeping communication channels open is key when navigating feelings of loss and grief.
designing spaces for intimacy.
Designing our spaces to invite intimacy into our lives is a curative process.
happier with friends.
The difference between time with friends and time spent alone, is often how actively we are engaged with the moment.
embracing intimacy
Reflecting on how we create and preserve intimacy in our lives can help us explore it deeper.
MAFS intimacy week, but less awkward
It’s intimacy week in Married at First Sight, and it's downright awkward. But intimacy shouldn't be awkward.
what is sex for?
If meaning is derived from connection, sexual activity and sexual desire aim at connectedness.
relationships, post-COVID
As the daily reality of COVID-19 envelopes how we connect, our relationships change. How can we look at this positively?
we need to talk about sex-ed in Bridgerton
The show highlights the importance of comprehensive sex-ed. Was that the case in the 19th Century?
the art of happiness: the Dalai Lama on intimacy.
The Dalai Lama proposes a new model of intimacy, one in which we can draw from in everyday life.
the case for ungendered language.
Languages shape the way we think. Languages are also arbitrary and culturally produced.
walking makes you walk better.
Working on your relationship makes your relationship, well…better.
enforcing your boundaries
Our boundaries are the guidelines for how we act in response to others’ treatment of us.
why do we love period dramas?
What is it that keeps us in the fantasy of the glamorised view of the human past?