Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge, oh my! Ana Salazar talks us through the woes of dating apps.

How armed forces can do better for sexual assault survivors in service

Our very own Rebecca P. attended a panel hosted by Dame Products and CUUP. In her review of the event, Rebecca writes about the importance of breast health and body positivity.

A deep dive into the complexities of queerness and sexual identity.

Sex educator, Haley Hasen, talks with us about body positivity and common misconceptions about sex.

Thumping beats and electronic music is what we usually think of when it comes to DJ’ing, but what goes on behind the scenes?

A look into the ways friendship breakups affects us and how to get through it.

A blogpost discussing the difficulties of being a college girl who is planning her future career, while simultaneously being worried about the ephemerality of her fertility, and how she'll balance motherhood and her career.

A satirical look at dating as a young adult.

A look into body image within a same-sex partnership.

A crucial take on destigmatizing periods in India.

A poem about enduring negative thought cycles.

Nowadays, everything can be delivered to you. Food, clothes, even underwear. Why not hair services?

Did you ever wonder what centuries of forgotten women’s history look and sound like? Caroline D. speaks with Amy Andersson on her latest project, Women Warriors: The Voices of Change.

Rebecca Potters reflects on adolescence, weight loss rituals and growing up, but perhaps more importantly un-learning societal norms through her mother.

Gina J. opens up with a refreshing account about how mental health professionals deal with their personal health while working with patients.

Mad C. beautifully breaks down the life-long journey of accepting oneself, and all of the turbulent discovery we have to go through to get there.

Jessica G. gives us some pointers on her favorite vibrators, but more importantly highlights how unique and varied everyone’s sexual journeys are. Whether you like using toys or not, Jessica G. encourages everyone to explore!

A series poems about the art of intimacy and the melancholy felt afterwards.

Bitter Blush Editor Modesty S. invites us to evaluate our socialized expectations to be appealing to men, and consider the freeing possibility that this type of romantic love is neither necessary nor the most important.