Sex & Relationships

Your favorite comedians, authors, podcasters, and reality stars give a master class in crushology, from the beginning sparks to the bubble-bursting icks.

An interview with a self-described fictosexual, who answers your burning questions about being attracted to fictional characters.

From jumping out of a plane to orchestrating “coincidental” run-ins to an awkward encounter with Michelle Branch.

For women in long-running relationships, crushes can be a way to feel alive again. What could go wrong?

It’s coming on the heels of a red-hot full moon.

There’s no bond like the one between closeted queer people and the stars who helped them pass.

Why it feels so good when sparks fly across treadmill row.

Ada Calhoun, author of Crush: A Novel, shares the songs that soundtracked her new book — and capture the "odd liminal space between love and friendship" that is a crush.

Try asking these 13 questions.

February’s starting off strong.