Words by: Andie Perez 

Sexual modesty is interpreted in many ways, informed by one’s own individual experiences.

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.