Pleasures

Weakness is not shame. Naomi Gordon-Loebl makes a case for Anne Carson’s retelling of Hercules as queer manic pixie dream boy.

In this world and our gamer world, we would have always broken up.

Nostradamus wishes. Camille Sojit Pejcha tells us what Feeld's 2024 trends reveal about sex in 2025.

Past the talking stage is the reading stage. Ed Luker looks between the lines to find out what makes sharing words with new and old lovers so titillating.

All about spaces public, private, and everything in between. In this first installment, Anna Fitzpatrick writes about the spatial dimensions of loneliness.

Sophie Mackintosh considers the ways we can support ourselves and each other within consensual non-monogamy.

A physicist’s take on the concept of sexual tension and its equally hot opposite—sexual compression.

That shared moment of communal lust in the group chat is a precious thing. Aaron Ewards tell us why.

When your eyes get tired of reading through the literary canon, Luna Adler suggests turning to romantasy.

Knights, nuns, Fleabag—they all know one thing: to kneel in front of another is to look at pleasure with new eyes.

Love is the ongoing practice of learning how to meet each other.

The Feeld community dreams up new ways to get off.