Erogenous Zones

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

Society praises intimacy between romantic or sexual partners - but what about our beloved friends? On International Women's Day, Feeld celebrates this phenomenon.

Read American novelist Fiona Alison Duncan’s investigation of Phoenix Goddess Temple, an underreported case about sex work, religion and the state, published in Mal Journal's second issue.

It’s the shift from simply noticing someone else to recognizing their freckles as your own. Have you walked the boundless expanse of intimacy in friendship or romance? Follow along as Marlowe Granados maps it out.

The Feeld community dreams up new ways to get off.

Lily Ruby on the tangled embrace of transgressive pleasure in modern and contemporary art.

Vivien Lee on the thrill of being driven.

Sophie Mackintosh on dancing through the hours, from light to dark.

Melvin Backman finds that so much romance comes off the cuff. On shirtsleeves, buttons, wrists, and other symbols of freedom and restraint.

Maddie Phinney doesn’t wear perfume to smell like herself. She wears perfume to smell like coconuts.

How can we move past the shame-filled narratives surrounding desire, towards a place of vulnerability and acceptance?