July 16, 2020

Who’s afraid of the big, bad robots? A new book on technological advances takes a dim view of human nature

Timandra Harkness

08.05

Pity the lustful in lockdown Persistent thoughts of death lead to insistent thoughts of sex — just look at Neil Ferguson

Rowan Pelling

30.04

Is this how normal people have sex? The BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney's novel is more high-end porn than drama

Zoe Strimpel

23.04

No sex please, we’re brutish <i>Too Hot to Handle</I>'s phony reverence for chastity is perfect for our hypersexualised times

Louise Perry

26.03

The ruthlessness of the sexual marketplace The search for romantic love, as a new book suggests, was always a fool's errand

James Bloodworth

10.03

Why feminism needs to aim above the belt Books like <i>Raising the Skirt</i> aren't doing women any favours by reducing their agency to their genitals

Ella Whelan

24.02

Why is the Left so hypocritical about sex? It won't tolerate anyone who passes judgement on someone's sexual proclivities

Sarah Ditum

14.02

Let’s make sex education sublime Teenagers should be dreaming of physical rapture, not just meaningless thrusting

Rowan Pelling

14.02

What’s the point of sex? Males are a liability, this is why females put up with them

Peter Franklin

13.02

Why Incels are the losers in the age of Tinder As a society we still judge men who don’t have sex as failures

James Bloodworth

12.02

Are we too obsessed with sex? Sex is intellectually tedious and barren, according to the incoherent and reactionary <I>Why Sex Doesn’t Matter</I>

Zoe Strimpel

11.02

Why arranged marriages make sense The idea of marrying for love hasn't been a very successful innovation

Ed West