Essays

Nostradamus wishes. Camille Sojit Pejcha tells us what Feeld's 2024 trends reveal about sex in 2025.

That shared moment of communal lust in the group chat is a precious thing. Aaron Ewards tell us why.

When your eyes get tired of reading through the literary canon, Luna Adler suggests turning to romantasy.

Love is the ongoing practice of learning how to meet each other.

Four men—and a chorus of masculine voices—share their histories with bisexuality and experiences as Feeld Members.

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

Our new advice column features Mimi Zhu answering all your burning questions regarding affairs of the heart. In this first instalment, Mimi considers impact and impermanence.

Otherness Archive is an open-access online library gathering moving image works by and for the transmasculine community. Here, they present a collection of film stills from their catalog, along with an essay by Ellis Kroese.

Puppies Puppies brings “Nothing New,” and with it, the unseen and the obvious, to the New Museum

Mutant hotties, unspeakable babes: will artificial intelligence expand our sense of sexuality?