The July 2026 issue of Psyche, Sex, & Society is officially live, and this one arrives with piercing insight. Romance has long been one of America’s most seductive myths, shaping how we imagine intimacy through movies, music, family lore, and the quiet expectations we inherit. Yet as cultural scripts grow louder, many feel an unmistakable dissonance. The gestures are grand, but the connection is thin. The performances are polished, but the emotional presence is missing. The rituals remain,...

The June 2026 issue of Psyche, Sex, & Society has officially dropped, and this one arrives with the unmistakable embodiment of freedom. This month, we’re stepping into the intimate terrains where autonomy, desire, and self‑knowledge meet. Inside, you’ll find: • A deep exploration of solo‑sexuality, autosexuality, and autoeroticism • Why more women are choosing celibacy as reclamation rather than retreat • How to channel libidinal energy into creativity, grounding, purpose, and meaning In...

The APRIL 2026 issue of Psyche, Sex, & Society has officially arrived, and this one goes straight for the places culture tells us to avoid. We are pulling apart the relationship scripts so many of us inherited without ever consenting to them. We are asking the questions that cut to the bone of relational agency. We are naming the truths that get flattened into caricature. This issue is inviting you back to the center of your own desire, your own authorship, your own relational design. Inside...