 Hey there! It’s Brittany, the senior lifestyle reporter who will be sending out the Love Letter newsletter while senior Relationships editor Ashley Rockman is out on maternity leave. I’m excited to report to you each week with all our best, freshest content. This week, we’ve got a lot of it!
First up, let’s talk about sex, babyyy. 🎵I started writing about love, sex and dating for HuffPost almost 10 years ago and in that time, I’m happy to see that, culturally, we’ve become a lot more sex-positive. Even so, there are still some questions and topics that people are a little shy to discuss. This week, we asked sex educators to answer all your lingering questions about "embarrassing” or "awkward" sex topics. Nothing was off the table. See what they had to say about squirting, vibrator overuse and so much more here.
In case you missed it  Before news of Bennifer 1.5 broke the collective internet (sorry, Bennifer 2.0 will always belong to Jen Garner), Twitter couldn’t get over this TikTok video showing Ben Affleck DM-ing a woman on Instagram after she’d unmatched him on a dating app. Of course, Ben is far from the first dude to consider sliding into the DMs a viable dating strategy after getting denied on a dating app. Here’s why women say it’s such an obnoxious, entitled thing to do.
FYI  Now that so many Americans are vaxxed, it’s easy to assume everyone is eager to get back to the way things were. But it’s a little more complicated for disabled folks; some worry that a return to pre-pandemic times means facing a higher risk for various illnesses. Others are concerned about facing exclusionary practices at the office -- or even among friends. (Zoom or Houseparty gatherings are a lot easier to attend than meetups at the bar or club.)
If you have a disabled friend, family member or coworker, it’s important to listen to what they’re going through right now and do what you can to ease the transition. To that end, here’s seven things the disabled people in your life probably want you to know about going “back to normal.”
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