Sex Lives Matter
Yes, I know, Sex Lives Matter this title is borrowing from the BLM movement. 2020 has taught us many sobering things. One lesson, 2020 has reminded us, is it is…
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Dr. Jennifer McBlaine
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Dr. Jennifer McBlaine aka Dr. Jenny is a board-certified clinical sexologist and a licensed mental health counselor. She feels and thinks sex is a marvelous and never-ending topic that impacts all aspects of our lives. Although through her education and experience, she learned that the topic of sex continues to have misconceptions, so she decided to start an online magazine. Dr. Jenny's purpose for Kiss & Tell Magazine is to have a safe space where sex can be positively discussed without embarrassment or shame.
The 2 We Ignore: Sex and Aging
There are so many myths and taboos surrounding the topic of sex this includes the topic of sex and aging. These myths support the behavior known as ageism. One myth…
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Ways Unconditional Surrender Statue, #METOO, and #BLM Have in Common
What do the Unconditional Surrender Statue, #METOO and the #BLM movement have in common? The Unconditional Surrender Statue, a sailor kissing a nurse, has once again come into the news…
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Going on a Date During COVID: What to Discuss Before Meeting
Since March 2020, the coronavirus pandemic has upended people’s lives. More people are working from home, and interactions outside of work are limited. If even a simple trip to the grocery…
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Never give in-interview with Lora DiCarlo
K&T had the pleasure of interviewing Lora DiCarlo. Her company shares her name. It is a women-owned business that is sex-positive. She is a good role model of not giving…
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Quick Interview with Tickle.life Founder
Kiss & Tell Mag founder interviewed via Zoom the founder for the startup online platform Tickle.life. Shakun Sethi is from and living in India. She came together with 7 other…
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Vulva, not Vagina
Sex education is a tricky subject as with many subjects currently in today’s society. Sex ed is yet another topic in the United States with a clear divide. An aspect…
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M is for Masturbation
M is for masturbation, M is the letter for this month, and M is also for ME. Masturbation is encouraged and celebrated during the month of May. Masturbation is a…
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The Ending of the G-Spot
It is a wonderful day because Cosmopolitan magazine published an article titled The G-Spot doesn’t exist. K&T (Kiss and Tell Magazine) published that 5 years ago, The fallacy of the…
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To talk about sex or not to talk about sex that is the question?
In 2020, talking about sex is still as shameful as it was in 1970. People tend to whisper when anything about sex is mentioned. Society has a role in deciding…
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Covid-19 and Your Sex Life
During this health crisis of covid-19 and being sheltered from your partner or in lockdown with your partner, sex tends to be on the back burner. This disruption has caused…
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Who was influential in you embracing sex?
Who was the person that helped you discuss sex and not feel ashamed of the topic? Who has been influential in helping you embrace sex and your sexuality? Influential person…
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5 Typical Sex Misconceptions
Being sexually active can cause sex misconceptions to transpire; some misconceptions have been heard and shared so many times that they have to be true. That in itself is a…
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Sex frequency: is there an exact number?
When a couple asks the question about sex frequency how much and how often, to me this is a catch-22 question, damned if you do and damned if you don’t.…
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Climate change a new reason to not have sex?
Climate change, really?! Every time I think I have seen and heard everything, I am once again reminded how wrong I am. This article on the CNN website, came to…
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