Ryn Pfeuffer

Ryn Pfeuffer is a versatile print and digital writer specializing in sex, lifestyle, and relationship topics. She got her start in the mid-90s at the Philadelphia Weekly, managing a 10-page section of the newspaper and more than 500 lonely hearts.Her professional stock skyrocketed when she started writing a saucy (and pre-Carrie-Bradshaw-era) dating advice column called “Ask Me Anything.” She appeared regularly on local radio stations and late-night TV as an expert on everything from grooming habits to threesomes.Over the past two decades, her work has appeared in more than 100 media outlets including Marie Claire, Playboy, Refinery29, The Globe and Mail, The Washington Post, WIRED, and Thrillist. She adopted a pseudonym and was AVN’s (Adult Video Network) first female porn reviewer – while penning children’s books at the same time.More recently, she is the author of 101 Ways to Rock Online Dating (2019). She lives in Seattle with her rescue dog, Mimi. You can find her on Twitter @rynpfeuffer or IG @ryn_says

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Reclamation Sex 101: Everything You Need to Know 
Reclamation Sex 101: Everything You Need to Know 

Let’s dig into the fascinating world of reclamation sex, where desires, emotions, and relationship dynamics, like non-monogamy and polyamory, intersect....

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Biden and Trump Battle Over Reproductive Rights in the First 2024 Presidential Debate 
Biden and Trump Battle Over Reproductive Rights in the First 2024 Presidential Debate 

Three days after the second anniversary of the landmark Dobbs decision, which destroyed federal protections for abortion rights, President Biden...

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Why Some LGBTQIA+ People are Coming Out to Online Sex Workers
Why Some LGBTQIA+ People are Coming Out to Online Sex Workers

This online sex worker shares why some of her clients choose to come out to her instead of friends and families.

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New Study Reveals That LGBTQIA+ Women Have More Orgasms Than Straight Women
New Study Reveals That LGBTQIA+ Women Have More Orgasms Than Straight Women

A new study reveals that lesbians, bisexual, and pansexual women actually do have more orgasms than straight women. Here's why.

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Divide Between Voters’ Opinions on LGBTQ+ Issues Intensifies as Election Season Approaches
Divide Between Voters’ Opinions on LGBTQ+ Issues Intensifies as Election Season Approaches

Recent data from the Pew Research Center reveals that voters' opinions on LGBTQ+ issues vary more widely than before, along partisan lines.

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