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Selling the Sex Recession
What does Valentine's Day mean in an increasingly single world?
Feb 11
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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January 2026
Defining the Anti-Erotic
Desire Digest 0012: The year ahead, "Heated Rivalry" and the offline vibe shift
Jan 7
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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December 2025
Desire Is an Obligation
Celebrating three years of Many Such Cases, plus 50 percent off (forever)
Dec 3, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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November 2025
We're Not Supposed to Be Thinking About Ourselves This Much
Desire Digest 0011: more notes on vulnerability and embarrassment, that one "The Chair Company" scene and the merits of "may I meet you?" as a pickup…
Nov 20, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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Is Avoiding Embarrassment the Only Goal?
Dating is now structured around avoiding humiliation above all else. Meanwhile, the price of love is often embarrassment.
Nov 12, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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What Is "Cuffing Season" Asking of You?
Thoughts on the annual push to couple up for the cold winter holidays, Feeld and listening to the fluctuations in our own desires.
Nov 7, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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October 2025
The Disney-Adultification of Halloween
Desire Digest 0010: why Halloween (and maybe every holiday) feels different now
Oct 31, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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You're Already a Sexual Cyborg
Notes on the relationship between the mainstreaming of gooning, your phone as a reproductive organ and the Skims merkin.
Oct 29, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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We Have to Try to Be Nice to Each Other
Revisiting the idea of whether men and women even like each other anymore, and what it's going to take to make romance work again amid the gender war.
Oct 15, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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September 2025
Filling in the Dating Gaps
New dating apps continuously promise to solve the problems of modern dating. Can they get to the core of the issue?
Sep 18, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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The Last Chopper Out of Nam
What our continued political division means for the future of women, men and our ability to relate to one another.
Sep 11, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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August 2025
The Moral Panic In Your Hands
Most of us are probably in agreement about the role phones are having in our lives. Why has that become so divisive?
Aug 27, 2025
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Magdalene J. Taylor
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