Durham through rose-tinted glasses
Sex and Love Editor Andreea Goian writes a short love-letter to Durham.
Sex & Love
When We the Young – The Coming of Age
'The Coming of Age genre is something' - In this article, Natasha looks at the phenomenon that dominated the 80s film scene.
In defence of rom-coms, or why we watch love stories
Natasha Ranawake wonders: why do we watch rom-coms?
A Man written by a Woman
Melody Neale explores why so many female-written romance novels have recently gone viral and what this says about heterosexual relationships in the modern age.
To be or not to be a Valentine….
If you’re in a relationship, are you automatically your partners valentine or do they still need to pop the question?
Why social media hasn’t ruined Romance
Melody Neale discusses and critiques the notion that 'social media has ruined romance'.
Why you misread “Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing now?”
Why Chanté Jospeh’s article “Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing now?” caused such an outrage online.
A letter to my transgender siblings
Amidst the recent Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a ‘biological woman’ in the 2010 Equality Act, I felt it necessary to pen my feelings and thoughts on those…
‘When sex hurts: navigating intimacy and Endometriosis’
Although rarely discussed and commonly taboo, sex and pleasure are key components of a positive quality of life for many people and are among the top five most common reasons…
How Lois Balshaw is confronting the UK’s systemic failures in women’s healthcare
Jenni Kingsworth discusses Lois Balshaw's fight for much needed improvement in women's healthcare