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
A Vulva-Owner’s Guide to Clitoral Orgasms
A Vulva-Owner’s 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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