Riley Rudy reflects on a past rebound and what she remembers and has forgotten about her past relationship.

Blossom Magazine editors, Lola Estok and Maddy Sutka, pen their thoughts about November's theme "pain."

Iris editor Lyvie Scott talks to friends and fellow critics about the films that first defined pleasure for them.

Writer Shauntionne talks about the experience of dating as a Black woman in a world where courtship is dying and "simping" is frowned upon.

Blossom Magazine editors, Maddy Sutka and Lola Estok, pen their thoughts about October's theme "pleasure."

This month, editors Lola Estok and Maddy Sutka talk about growth and all the messy and complicated feelings that come with it.

Hi Blossom! We're back with an all new theme this month - Second Chances. Pretty fitting, right?

Rebecca Radillo explores the work of Christopher Nolan, and the statements that Interstellar, Inception and Tenet all make about love.

Rebecca Radillo explores what exactly makes "Top Gun" — and its successor, "Maverick" — so incredible: the male-male relationships.

Maddy Sutka and Lola Estok introduce May by talking about femininity, and all the confusing, weird, and great labels that come with it.

Taia Dominique shares her horoscope tarot predictions for November, focusing on loss and the ways in which we can grow from it

Logan-Ashley Kisner finds a different understanding of love, and experiences catharsis, through trans characters in horror.

Maddy Sutka gives tribute to the film that helped reframe her understanding of sex, pleasure, and camp: The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

The writer talks about three different men in her past and the ghosts that have followed her through her romantic life.

Taia Dominique shares her horoscope tarot predictions for October, focusing on love and what the future may hold.

Kate Saxton pens a letter to her boyfriend explaining why she doesn't need him.

Lyvie Scott lists her go-to selection of feel-good romantic films featuring people of color.

Conor Cole writes about how social media both brings us together and tears us apart in this intimate piece on love and acceptance.

Lukas T. Woodyard references the work of Melanie Klein as they reflect on their past relationships and love in this provocative piece.

Marian Hill writes about her relationship with her own body hair and why she loves her hairy armpits.