Dental Dilemma
by Olivia Reilly
I hate my boyfriend’s toothpaste. He likes one of those natural, bak
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Mis-textual Mishaps
by Tim Leinhart
As is often the case in the bleak winter months, the pangs of loneliness have begun to be felt more deeply. And while it may seem like a good idea to alleviate this pain by pairing up, there are dra
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Fake it Til You Make It
by Olivia Reilly
A dear friend of mine recently had her heart broken.  Out of the blue (to her, at least, he’d obviously been thinking about it for awhile) her boyfriend told her that he wasn
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Are You Wearing Spaceman Pants, Baby?
by Meghan Purvis
Oh, that pickup line will never be the same. Weird news stories move fast—especially fast in a year with the one-two punch of Anna Nicole’s death and Britney’s revolving-door rehab
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Myths of Pregnancy
by Lani Scozzari
I’ve recently found out that I’m pregnant.  And yes, we were planning! Which I have found that most people don’t assume. They tend to double check your reaction as you tell them, probably wondering if they should be happy or
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The New Girl
by Cynthia Taylor
She leaves the shape of her mouth on my arm, a purpling dental record.  I am tied up on her bed; I am begging her to fuck me.  For my birthday we both get strap-ons.  I am late for appointments, I am rumpled, people ask about my bru
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Teacher's Pet
by Kay Nolan
Teachers. God, do I love teachers.As it happens for a lot of little kids, my first Huge Major Oh My God crush was on one of my teachers: Miss Beth Nepach, a dewy-skinned recent college grad whom I always thought of as akin to Matilda&#
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Talk Dirty
by Christina McNamee
If you’ve ever read a romance novel or some X-rated fan fiction, you probably had a good chuckle over the language. And really, it’s quite hilarious. His manhood? Her center? For the nat
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5 Things Not to Tell Your Lover
by Kyla Fitzpatrick
1.       How many people you have slep
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Not Quite There: Getting Beyond 4
by Tim Leinhart
I’ve often wondered how I am perceived by the outside world. This is not to say that I obsess over every little detail, or constantly worry about what people think of me. But every now and the
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