Wellness

From the iconic pool sex scene in Showgirls to the steamy hot tub make out in To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, movies can make getting busy in the wate

As someone who spends all day staring at screens for work and all night scrolling through social media before hitting the hay, I’m not exactly settin

Like so many of us during the COVID-19 pandemic, Alexis Kulash, 26, was looking for a way to help fight the virus any way she could. One way of doing that?

I thought I took my virginity when I masturbated for the first time. I was 11. When I was done, I squirmed back into my clothes, zipped my shame back into

My grandmother and I were sitting in her living room a month before COVID-19 became the only thing that mattered, flicking through her free cable service

Yesterday during my 36-week pregnancy appointment, my doctor started to perform the standard late-pregnancy cervical exam, but she couldn’t finish it bec

I’ve long been a big fan of emojis. When I was in high school, my best friend and I would stay up way too late trying to get one another to guess mov

Laughter might really be the best medicine — well, kind of. A new study published Wednesday in Science Translational Medicine shows that nitrous oxide (a

Whether you’re on your first date with a new parter or you’ve been together for years, there’s nothing like kissing someone you’re really, real

Chris Buck, a photographer and director based in New York and California, has always been drawn to the tension between strength and vulnerability. In his l

Turmeric lattes, facial gua sha, yoga, burning sage — the modern wellness industry in the U.S. borrows heavily from the ancient traditions of cultures f

John Paul Brammer, the writer behind the beloved advice column ¡Hola Papi!, is “not a very good advice columnist,” he says. “I don’t say anyth

Images of Emily Ratajkowski have long been breaking the internet. Surely I’m not the only one who has headlines like “Emily Ratajkowski Writhes