If the idea of a romantic relationship doesn’t sound appealing to you, you might be aromantic.

According to our research, younger generations are taking a more expansive view of gender and sexual identity.

For some, a label like ‘cupiosexual’ can help clarify confusing feelings around sex.

Fraysexuality may resonate if you often lose sexual interest in your partner.

If you find yourself feeling sexually attracted to other people, then you might be allosexual.

When it comes to managing the sexual side effects of depression, there’s no one-size-fits all solution. But there are many things you can try.

Do you find that your sexual orientation often shifts? If so, you might be abrosexual.

You might just find that this identity fits you.

You are the only person who can say if you’re asexual. If you don’t experience sexual attraction or desire, you may choose to identify as asexual.

Queer and transgender people of color paved the way for the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement.

This Pride Month, let’s dispel some common myths about bisexuality.

“Being asexual is simply one of my many identities.”

“Why are we so hellbent on defining each variation of sexuality, anyway?”

Miley Cyrus is one of the most famous people to have come out as pansexual, but her recent comments about sexuality and gender are disappointing. We need to talk about it.

A former sex toy reviewer who once had kinky fun with multiple lovers learns to simultaneously embrace her past and newfound asexual identity.