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A Shopping Guide for Foot Fetishists, Toe Suckers, and Funk Sole Lovers
What are the best sex toys out there for the foot-amorous? Ticklers, lotions, and a penetrable plastic foot are titillating places to start.
How to Make Someone With a Foot Fetish Really Happy
Advice for beginners wondering about footjobs, the best angles for showing feet, and the mysterious allure of toe jewelry.
The Future of Fetish Clubbing
Pioneering DJ Louisahhh and the founder of London's Klub Verboten talk sober sex, nightlife after lockdown, and taking consent culture mainstream.
Let’s Fry Our Eyes With the Weirdest Sex Toys (NSFW)
From a foot shaped penis masturbator to a wine stopper for sperm, we scoured the World Wide Web for the really freaky stuff.
The Importance of Re-Writing the Narrative on Kink
To celebrate the bold new anthology 'Kink', VICE chats to co-editor R.O. Kwon and writer Zeyn Joukhadar about demonisation, desire and sex in fiction.
We Have ADHD. This Is How We Have (A Lot) of Sex
"We did eventually get past the horny bunny stage of our relationship, where we had sex like seven times a day."
This Man Invented a New Fetish as an Experiment, And It Worked
The Fedlegs subreddit makes frequent appearances in lists of weirdest internet communities—but what is it about yellow legs that started a new kink?
I'm Physically Unable to Speak. This Is How I Have Sex
"If we’re facing in the same direction, like in doggy-style, it’s hard for me to communicate using nonverbal cues."
16 Small Ways to Make Vanilla Sex More Adventurous (But Not Wildly Freaky)
You can add plenty of novelty to what you know and love without going full kink.
Puppy Girls: The Women With a Fetish for Acting Like Cute Dogs
Puppy Girl Jenna earns $10,000 a month on OnlyFans making videos of herself playing fetch, begging for food and being taken on nice long walkies.
KinkTok is Filling the Void Left Behind By NSFW Tumblr
TikTok is fostering a vibrant, sex-positive community of people into kink under the hashtag #KinkTok.
How to Find a Sex-Positive Therapist
Some therapists advertising kink- and polyamory-friendly treatment might not be all they seem. Here's what to look for if you're seeking mental healthcare that doesn't see "sexual deviance" as deviance.