Elizabeth Kirkhorn

Elizabeth Kirkhorn is a writer and essayist living in Manhattan. She is a graduate of The New School's MFA in Writing and currently lends her voice to a Creative Strategy Role at Dotdash Meredith, where she focuses on health & wellness brands. Elizabeth's writing spans a wide range of kinks and curiosities, and can be found on O.school, MysteryVibe, Byrdie, and beyond. Elizabeth's personal passions include creating fetish content that's friendly and accessible to all readers - look a little closer, it probably won't bite - and becoming the number one consumer of Lean Cuisine mac and cheese. To explore more, visit Elizabeth's portfolio or find her on Instagram.

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Articles by Elizabeth Kirkhorn
The Ultimate Guide to Clitoral Orgasms
The Ultimate Guide to Clitoral Orgasms

This article covers everything you need to know about clitoral orgasms, including how to have one and how it differs from a vaginal orgasm.

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‘I Found More Success When I Started Using Dating Apps Like A Man’: One Woman’s Story of Challenging Gender Norms and Having Great Sex
‘I Found More Success When I Started Using Dating Apps Like A Man’: One Woman’s Story of Challenging Gender Norms and Having Great Sex

One sexpert and one woman explore why online dating with a “masculine” approach may get you more connections...and sex.

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Your Guide to Knismolagnia: Demystifying the Tickle Fetish
Your Guide to Knismolagnia: Demystifying the Tickle Fetish

Does the idea of tickling or getting tickled, in a sexy way, tickle you? You're not alone. We're divulging all the details of Knismolagnia -- the tickle fetish.

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My Partner has a Praise Kink, What Can I Say?
My Partner has a Praise Kink, What Can I Say?

Praise Kink Cheat Sheet: If you're not that great at dirty talk, but your partner has a Praise Kink, here’s a list of things to say

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Singleism and the Pursuit of Happiness
Singleism and the Pursuit of Happiness

The data is in: Single people aren't unhappy. So why does it often feel that way?

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