For countless kids, “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret,” was the source of sex ed, and not much has changed between the 1970s and today!
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Suddenly, the World of Open Relationships is Much More… Open!
If you’re interested in exploring the world of non-monogamy, there is no shortage of TikTok accounts and media to turn to for inspiration…
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Sex in the Media: Explore or Ignore – Throwback Version
It may be time for another viewing of Bridesmaids! Admire it for paving the way for so much of the feminist content we have today.
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Sex in the Media: Explore or Ignore – “Fleischman is in Trouble”
If you haven’t caught this delightful FX-Hulu series yet, I highly recommend you do so. I’ve only seen episode one, but can’t wait for more!
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The Power of Social Media and Our Sexual Health
TikTok helped start the conversation about Bio Identical Hormones and Maze wants to continue it with our new partnership with Marcella Hill.
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Sex in the Media: Explore or Ignore – “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande”
This is one of those “run – don’t walk” moments, People – “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande” is a must-see. You don’t have to run too far, however – hell, you don’t even have to put on a bra – “GLtYLG” is streaming on Hulu.
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Intimacy on TV vs. Real Life
Ultimately, we must ask ourselves how much reality do we want in our fantasy life and how much fantasy do we want in our real lives?
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Netflix Series: “Workin’ Moms”
I’m admittedly late to this Canadian Netflix series, which is a bit odd when you think about it because I am one. Chalk it up to a streaming queue about 3.8 miles long, and very limited time in which to actually sit down and watch. Because – say it with me – I am a …
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TV Series: The Bachelor
2 years and several seasons in, I confess that I was as captivated these last few weeks as the most committed of Bachelor Nation devotees.
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Have You Seen Sex Education on Netflix? Sex in The Media Series
As I’ve written about before, sex in the media isn’t always the most accurate depiction of what sex and sexuality look like in real life. This frustrates me, because for a lot of people, fictional depictions of sex (which are usually not very realistic) are often the only ways people are learning about sex and …
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