Words and Images by: Sarah Louise 

You clutch your bag tighter, realising the sidewalks are beginning to crowd. Either side of the canal is neon-lit with signage worth a double take. The thick smell of marijuana constantly reminds you where you are.

Words by: Jo 

Conventionally, gender roles have shaped the way people have sex.

Photography: Anonymous 

Words and Artwork by: A. Louise 

Sitting down to write this article feels Bradshawrian; reflecting on my love life as a 20-something white woman in the big city. Wow, how original!

Words by: Sreemoyee Banerjee

There have been days where I’ve felt sexy and wanted to ‘do the deed’, but not only was I painfully single,
I didn’t have access to hookup sites either.

Words by: Elodie Ricaud

The pursuit of authenticity during young adulthood can only be undone through a gradual process that requires us to turn inwards and evaluate our lives through a different lens.

Words by: Maddison Marshall 

I never had the lightbulb moment where I realised I was asexual.

Photography & Styling By: Alleisha Pereira-Stephens

Creative Direction, Styling and Words by: Lily Sundberg 
Photography by: Emily Lederman
Models: Anoushka Gold (they/them), Sunny Derham (they/them), Roi Yang (he/him) and Lily Sundberg (she/her)

When asked to explore the world of ‘Playboy’ and what it represents, so many different ways of examining the debauchery, sex appeal, and objectification came to mind.

Words and Photography by: Jackie Zhou

I was born a little girl. My sex in my passport is labelled Female. I was raised as my mother’s daughter, and brought up in the world under the watchful and omnipresent male gaze.