Plus, some genius advice for boosting your dating confidence. | | | | | | | | “Whatever you can imagine, someone else has imagined it before you,” says Cyndi Darnell, a New York-based sex therapist, and also Rule 34. So the short answer is: Yes, yes, yes, and yes, your fantasy is normal. Darnell also says we shouldn’t read too much into them, either. “Sometimes people like to analyze fantasies in the same way we might analyze our sleep dreams. If people say, ‘Gosh I fantasize about going to Paris,’ nobody ever says, ‘That’s because you were abused as a child.’ No, you just want to go to Paris,” she adds. “But we’ve decided that sex fantasies are these extra risky things. And there’s frankly no difference between imagining having an orgy and having lunch in Paris. It doesn’t mean anything other than the meaning you place on it.” Read More |
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| | | | DATING This TikToker Has Genius Advice For Boosting Your Dating Confidence And it’s not having a glass of wine while you get ready, although in my experience, that works in a pinch. Thanks to her hilarious takedowns of misogynistic videos on the platform, Drew Afualo, a 26-year-old from California, has quickly amassed over 7 million followers and is getting ready to launch a new podcast, too. She chatted with Bustle about her best tips for building self-confidence, dealing with body image issues, and her fave pre-date pump-up songs. Read More |
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| | | | Presented by Almond Board of California Supercharge Your Skin's Summer Glow With Almonds With beach days and summer Fridays right around the corner, now’s the time to fine-tune your low-maintenance skincare regimen. Enter: Almonds. Their seven essential vitamins and nutrients make them an easy addition to any routine, and with promising studies suggesting their nutrient package may help fight wrinkles and harmful UVB light, they're the best choice to help support skin health from the inside out. Read More |
| | INTERVIEW At 14, Vanessa Bayer Was Bad At Sports & Lusting Over Jared Leto Like most of us, the Emmy-nominated SNL star was religiously watching My So-Called Life, Melrose Place, and Saved by the Bell. Unlike most of us, however, Bayer was handed a leukemia diagnosis at 15, which she battled through high school. Her new Showtime series, I Love That for You, is loosely based on her experience as a young cancer patient who uses own humor as a coping mechanism. She sat down with Bustle to talk about the show, her adolescent obsession with QVC, and her unabashed love of attention. Read More |
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