Brit Dawson
Writer at Freelance
Acting Sex & Relationships Editor at Cosmopolitan (UK)
she/her. sex & relationships editor @cosmopolitanuk. formerly @dazed, @wearemel
Articles
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1 month ago |
cosmopolitan.com | Brit Dawson
Le ragioni per fare sesso la mattina sono diverse, anche se tendiamo spesso a credere che fare l’amore con il partner sia qualcosa da fare soprattutto la sera. Il sesso dopo il tramonto ha un che di affascinante, questo è indiscusso, ma ci sono diverse ragioni per cui forse farlo al mattino sarebbe ancora più stimolante. LEGGI ANCHE:Come fare l'amore: 8 consigli su come fare sesso per bene... Sesso e sessualità: dieci libri per conoscerci meglioSesso con sconosciuti: avventura da provare o evitare?
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1 month ago |
cosmopolitan.com | Brit Dawson
Here at Cosmo, we have a bit of a problem with the word ‘foreplay’. The term relegates all sorts of delicious sensual shenanigans — massage, oral, kissing, erotic storytelling — to the role of mere appetisers to the supposed ‘main course’ of penetrative sex. This isn’t the case at all.
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1 month ago |
cosmopolitan.com | Brit Dawson
It’s 8AM and I’m walking into my fourth Barry’s Bootcamp class of the month when a message flashes up on my phone. “Just out of Barry’s,” it reads. “Two rounds today. 17 min treadmill 😢.”It’s from Anna, my partner in crime in renowned fitness studio Barry’s world-first group challenge, All Stars. She’s a machine and made a 7AM class, so she’s already done for the day — another workout ticked off of our joint goal of completing 20 classes in 30 days.
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1 month ago |
cosmo.ph | Brit Dawson
Relationships'Someone said it’s like when people take their dog to the beach before having it put down.'It’s long been a running joke (see: traumatizing truth) that men have a bizarre ability to change their minds about a romantic partner overnight. One day they’re sending you gushy "good morning" texts, and the next they’re in the "hating my girlfriend" phase. Of course, it's probably not really that they changed their minds overnight.
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1 month ago |
cosmopolitan.com | Brit Dawson
The OnlyFans creators have drawn widespread criticism for their extreme challenges featuring uni students and hordes of masked men. But at a time when non-consensual sex content is thriving online, should our outrage be focused elsewhere?
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RT @britdawson: looking to speak to women and non-binary people (aged 18-35 in the uk or ireland) who’ve made things work with partners who…
there’s been a lot of takes about bonnie blue + lily phillips, but their voices tend to be absent. so i sat down with them to discuss their work, outrage around it + to reflect on what we’re really angry about – and where this rage could be better directed https://t.co/WILukNc45B
looking to speak to women and non-binary people (aged 18-35 in the uk or ireland) who’ve made things work with partners who’ve cheated on them – for @CosmopolitanUK. brit(dot)dawson(at)hearst(dot)co(dot)uk