| No Images? Click here  I don’t know about you, but I have a few friends whom I love dearly, but sometimes question what they post on social media.(Maybe your friend's Instagram feed is all selfies or they spam everyone with promotional posts about their book release or side hustle.) What do you do when you love your friend but don’t love their online presence? Here’s what others who’ve dealt with this minor, very modern problem do. (Spoiler alert: The mute button is your friend.)
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Asexual or “ace” people experience limited to zero sexual attraction. But many still date, even if they're not that into sex. In a HuffPost Personal essay, ace writer Marisa L. Manuel explains what she’s looking for when she dates: “In my case, I want to hold hands, cuddle, whisper secrets, and do all the mushy walk-along-the-beach, look-at-Christmas-lights stuff,” she writes. “But I have no interest in P-in-V, cunnilingus or blowjobs. Nothing sexual at all.” Read more about her fascinating dating experiences here.
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