Myisha Battle

A digisexual is someone who chooses to mediate their sexuality through technology. Their sexual expression is also tied to technology not people.

As women build and strengthen our communities, and find commonalities over male-related traumas, where does that leave us in our relationships with men?

One of the most common questions I've received as a sex and dating coach since Tr*mp's election is “how am I supposed to date straight, cis men anymore?”

We should start framing low sexual desire as a feminist issue and address it as such. We need to talk about how low sexual desire in women is affected by the patriarchy — for real.

What does it mean to be a feminist online dating right now and how do you find romance when it feels impossible?

The good news is that we have a choice about how we respond to jealousy; it isn’t just a primal experience we have no control over.

I want to dispel the myth that sex is a dirty act. Below is a guide to make sure you're enjoying the fun of sex and letting messy sex happen.

Orgasm is no different. The idea that there is an immature (clitoral) and mature (vaginal) orgasm for women was popularized by Sigmund Freud.

Relationship agreements set the tone for the relationship. Monogamous couples should also start using relationship agreements.

Ovulation tracking, scheduling sex, optimizing positions - it is ironic and downright unfair that the act of baby making can feel so unsexy.