Illustration by Lola Fleming I’m texting this guy but I don’t think anything is going to come out of it, I feel bad because I haven’t given him a chance because of the pandemic but I don’t know how to … Continue reading TN2’s Sex & Relationship Agony Aunt
Newgrange is a prehistoric passage tomb located in Meath. If you’re Irish you’ll probably recognise it from two different places— the influx of media that it attracts during the Winter Solstice and the leaving cert art curriculum. When I was … Continue reading Art at Home: Newgrange Originally published in print March 2020.
In case you hadn’t noticed, there’s currently a global pandemic happening and due to the seriousness of the situation, sex would be the last thing on your mind, right? Wrong. A few weeks ago, a questionnaire was posted to give … Continue reading TN2: Sex and Relationships Agony Aunt Our Sex editor answers your questions.
Thankfully, we live in a time where there are many forms of contraception widely available. One of the newer forms which people may not be familiar with is the Intrauterine Contraceptive Device (IUD). I certainly wasn’t familiar with it before … Continue reading (IUD)on’t: My Experiences with an IUD
Tinder is an app with a simple premise; you either swipe right or left depending on whether you like the look of the person you’ve been presented with. In my opinion, it’s not really a good or a bad invention … Continue reading The 5 Types of People You See on Tinder Originally published in Print February 2020
One of the most important things when it comes to sex is safety. Whether you’re trying to prevent either pregnancy or infection, it’s important to know your options. It’s also important to know what you can do if protection fails … Continue reading Sexual Health: Where to get checked on a student budget Originally Published in Print November 2019
When we think of sexual dysfunction, the general demographic we consider are older people. When you’re in your late teens to mid-twenties you’re supposed to be in your sexual prime, and the term ‘sexual dysfunction’ isn’t one that would be … Continue reading Sex, Drugs and Mental Health Originally Published in Print November 2019
I’m twenty years old. When my grandparents were my age they were married. They loved each other, and this is what you did if you loved each other and wanted to have sex in that generation. Anyone who is having … Continue reading Is casual sex the death of romance?
Consent is a word that gets thrown around a lot, it’s a fundamental part of forming the line between what is right and what is wrong in a sexual context. When one thinks of consent, the mind often wanders to … Continue reading When is it okay to ask if it’s okay? Originally Published in Print September 2019
●●●●○ The Umbrella Academy, the Netflix adaptation of Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá’s comic of the same name, is the weird and wonderful story of a family of superheroes. Featuring a capable cast and an intense plotline, it quickly establishes … Continue reading Umbrella Academy // Review Originally Published in Print April 2019
●●●●○ A memorable combination of comedy and tragedy, Bojack Horseman has never shied away from difficult themes. Its most recent season, released in September, continued the show’s tradition of animating experiences in painful detail. An ensemble of harsh and relatable … Continue reading Bojack Horseman Season 5: Reviewed An insight into Netflix’s colourful black comedy