Alex Manley

1 week ago | askmen.com | Alex Manley

What Are Sexual Boundaries? Here's How to Understand, Articulate & Respect Them Everyone has boundaries when it comes to sex — things they don’t want to do for one reason or another. You might have boundaries around specific kinds of kinks or fetishes you don’t want to explore, types of partners you don’t want to hook up with, contexts in which sex might feel weird or wrong to you, or any number of situations.

2 weeks ago | askmen.com | Alex Manley

Dating scams are hardly a new concept. For as long as love and lust have clouded people’s judgments, there’s been reason for unscrupulous people to try and take advantage of that. Online dating scams, meanwhile, go back about as far as online dating itself. Each new technological step forward brings with it attempts to game and monetize it from scammers, and attempts to ban or prevent it from those who run the platforms.

1 month ago | askmen.com | Alex Manley

From the day a person is born until they reach adulthood, their bodies seem to be constantly changing. But just because the changes that take place over the next few decades are fewer and further between doesn’t mean adulthood is a time when your body is static. The truth is, we’re always changing.

2 months ago | askmen.com | Alex Manley

Safer sex can often feel like a difficult subject to approach, which is perfectly normal considering many people have little experience in the matter. And even if you do have experience, it can still be something that can threaten to ruin the mood. Although broadly speaking, safer sex includes questions of pregnancy prevention and respecting people’s boundaries, for many people it does center around preventing the transmission of sexually transmitted infections.

Dec 6, 2024 | askmen.com | Alex Manley

Even though talking to men about their emotions is not part of the official job description of the vast majority of sex workers, for so many in the profession, it is a de facto reality of the job. Depending on the specific sex worker's feelings and the nature of the work in question, this may feel like an additional burden, a fun conversation, or even a pleasant reprieve from the more straightforwardly sexual aspects of the job.