AN ALARMING new study released this week explores a practice called stealthing - where men remove condoms during sex without their partner’s consent - and the online communities which encourage this behaviour.

Even though it's a very normal and relatively common way for people to ~do it~, anal sex is still shrouded in so much mystery. Sure, there are tips and confessionals to pore over — but as with most things, it's impossible to know what it's going to be like until you actually try it. Also as with most things, it's nice to be prepared and knowledgeable about all the possible outcomes that can result from going all the way south. Especially when that potentially entails blood coming from a place you never want to see blood coming from.

If you've ever found yourself feeling a little emotionally uninhibited after sex, you're not alone. The phenomenon of letting loose and sharing secrets after sex is such a thing that a series of new studies has sought to prove it and find out why we're so inclined to get intimate after, well, getting intimate.

Eckhaus Latta On The Floor

Who doesn't know anything about fashion? Every once in a while every fashion brand has their own photo shoot campaign, but what makes one high end brand different from another? One particular label took fashion and sex to the next level: in an announcement made via Instagram, fashion brand Eckhaus Latta (that link is NSFW) launched an incredibly sexy campaign for its spring 2017 line. The models in the campaign are couples of various ethnicities and sexual orientations, oh, and also, they're all shown having sex in various positions while wearing the new spring line.