Feeld Guides
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September 4th, 2024
Feeld Guides
From sex party etiquette to period sex, discover our expert guides for those intimate moments when a little guidance goes a long way
The Feeld Guide to dating while disabled
Practical, expert-backed advice paired with the special sort of synergy that happens when we come together to talk about relationships, identity, companionship, and boundaries.
The Feeld Guide to Period Sex
A brief history of “the pour to sour crops,” and other vital pursuits of pleasure.
Combatting sextortion together
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Staying safe on Feeld is a joint effort. Here’s everything we’re doing to protect you from sextortion, as well as precautions you can take to protect yourself.
Monogamy by any other name
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Married, “LTR,” committed—there are lots of different ways to look for one person on Feeld.
Candy: a short story by Natasha Stagg
A teenage girl makes a friend named Candy and is finally happy, which is kind of sad. Originally published in Mal Journal Issue No.4
Pick up the phone—Feeld is calling.
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Everything’s new, from backend to frontend, plus an entirely novel look and feel. Re-enter the new Feeld.
What is outercourse?
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Sex can look like many different things when the focus is on pleasure, intimacy, and self-expression.
We’ve got your number
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Chart your own course while finding your people: a collection of data that tells a story about Feeld.
On learning to give my body some grace
What do you do when sex hurts, no matter how badly you want it? Leah Solomon comes to terms with the limits of physical intimacy.
Protecting our Members and their Privacy
Safety is our priority. Learn more about how we’ve updated our Location feature to protect your privacy.
Everything you need to know about the latest Feeld update
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Here's the spot for all the news and details on keeping our community connected.
Feeld Guide: The economics of non-monogamy
Open relationships can get…expensive. How can we balance emotional dynamics with the financial ones?
The story of Trees for Queens, “the first gay liberationist environmentalist group.”
How cruising can save the planet.
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