I used drunk-texting as an unhealthy way to communicate with my partners. I'm now 10 months sober. Here's my personal story.
It was 2017, deep into summer, when a popular high school cheerleader from the nice side of town was charged with killing an infant.
You want to sleep, but it feels like your mind is racing and won't settle down. A neuroscientist shares what's really going on in your brain.
"Students are like, 'It's fine,' when more often than not, it's not fine."
It's been "10 years away" for the past 50 years. Are we just getting conned?
You've never heard of her, but somewhere in America, a top-secret investigator known as the Savant is infiltrating online hate groups to take down the most violent men in the country.
After Kristin Moya Polanco discovered a golf ball-size lump in her breast, a potentially lethal bacteria left her untreatable while the cancer continued to metastasize inside her.
Entering the rainbow-streaked sanctuary of the International Church of Cannabis — which looms large amid the neat, unassuming rows of houses in this sleepy residential Denver neighborhood — feels like having some kind of religious fever dream, or like visiting the Sistine Chapel on acid.
The volunteers who walk women past lines of anti-choice protestors say things are getting worse out there.
They were told they shouldn't date. They were told they shouldn't kiss, and that they definitely couldn't have sex. Now, one of the most prominent leaders of extreme abstinence is taking back his infamous teachings. Where does that leave the women who believed him?
This is what happens when medical professionals don't believe women.
In classrooms across the country, critical facts about sex are being withheld or distorted in shocking ways. Here, Cosmopolitan investigates how much this is harming women — and catches you up on what you didn't learn in high school.
They're so well-known they go by just Nikki and Brie, AKA the Bella Twins, World Wrestling Entertainment superstars whose superstardom has transcended the ring and turned into measurable mainstream success.
For every person who goes through with it, there are 280 who decide not to. Listening to them could be life-saving.
Susan Bro reflects on what she's learned about speaking out against hatred and advocating for social justice.
And she's not even close to finished. Inside the "Pepto Palace" life of Kitten Kay Sera.
Despite reports in 2015 that the searches would stop, black women continue to feel targeted for hair pat-downs that "humiliate," "violate" and fuel damaging racial stereotypes.
Twenty-year-old Kaylee Muthart speaks out for the first time since the incident that made national news.
There are real benefits to taking time to yourself between relationships, and skipping out on them can lead to an unhealthy pattern.