Birth Control: A Tough Pill To Swallow?
In my experience, your perception of “the pill” shifts hugely as you enter your university years. Birth control goes from […]
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The Validation Game
Words by Katie Brosnan External validation is an addictive drug. Whether you seek it from dating apps, social media or
Cupid’s Corner: Sharing Cardiff Students’ Love Notes
An Ode to friendship in women. There is a special type of magic laced in the love between friends, my
Unpacking The AIDS Crisis and The Continued Discrimination Against the LGBTQIA+ Community
The AIDS crisis gripped the world for most of the 1980s and 1990s, with an estimated 40.1 million people having
Last Night a DJ Ruined My Night: Profanity in Music
The ÔÇÿBitch’ is a constant and repetitive figure within the music industry. Whether she is being denounced as a perpetrator
The Digitalisation of Modern Dating
Dating has long been referred to as a game, one with pieces and players and one that you need to
The Ick: Is It Stopping People From Dating?
Words By Alice Moore The Ick – we all get it. Whether it’s imagining them running for the bus, to
The Pornstar Penis is a Façade
By Craig Strachan Porn can be a maze of so many unreliable truths and urban myths towards sex. The howling,
A Letter to the One Who Hurt you the Most
TW: abusive relationships and sexual assault. Dear You, When I met you, I thought you could’ve been the one. Yes,
The Benefits of Outercourse
Outercourse is a word that most people haven’t heard of ÔÇô it’s a term used for sex without penetration. I
‘Planning’ Plan B
By Phoebe Bowers TW: SEXUAL ASSAULT & VIOLENCE They don’t call it ÔÇÿPlan A’ for a reason. For type A
The Big ‘O’ Isn’t Always the Goal!
By Alice Moore For years, sex has been entirely based upon reaching the ÔÇÿBig ÔÇÿO’ ÔÇô the orgasm. Sex was
The Rainbow Test Tube
By Holly Chapman TW: homophobic laws, infertility. Where someone struggles with fertility and has to reach out for help when
Valentine’s Special: Your Editors’ Worst Dates
While it feels like the transition between 2020 and now has been a thousand years longer than it needed to
Friends…with Benefits
Can it work? I think we will begin at: are we still friends? Which is no. Not even acquaintances. We
How Our Cultural Backgrounds Shape Our Perception of Love
Written by Niladri Singh Rajput Graphic* by Maja Metera If there is a common thread that holds most living beings
Hookup Culture at University: What Cardiff Students Think
Art By Sian Hopkins University is right around the corner again, and after a long time in lockdown, so might