Karley Sciortino

We harbor the traumas, disappointments, and anxieties of past romances, and carry them as a basket of deplorables into our new relationships. In the streets, we call this “relationship baggage.”

If the goal is to be truthful and vaguely sane, when is the right time to say “I love you”?

We’ve all been there: You’re on a Tinder date and the guy shows up wearing a very, very large scarf.

Since turning 30, I’ve been in fake-orgasm recovery.

I thought fights were like carbs: You try your best to avoid them, but get a pass when drunk.

What are the “numbers” we’re supposed to hit in order to achieve sexual adequacy?

Revisiting the series 25 years on, I couldn’t help but wonder...

In trying to better our boyfriends, are we being generous or taking on the world’s most Sisyphean task?

But be honest: Are you sleeping with your ex because you broke up amicably, are both happy, and think sex would be a fun way to reconnect? Lol, no.

“Obviously, looking for love at any age has its issues. But for those of us who are allegedly fully fledged adults, I want to know: Does dating get harder after 30?” asks Karley Sciortino.