From July 2025, UK porn sites must verify users with ID or facial scans under the Online Safety Act. While intended to protect children, critics warn it risks state surveillance, data leaks, and deeper shame around sexuality. What will this mean for privacy, relationships, and trust?

Believing in soulmates isn’t inherently bad—it’s a beautiful, hopeful idea. But if this belief is stopping you from fully committing, building real intimacy, or seeing love as a choice, it might be worth rethinking modern love.

Is Love Harder to Find or Just… Different? Let’s explore this question together.

What exactly are we celebrating? The illusion of equality, or the actual breaking down of systemic barriers?

Welcome to Rethinking Modern Love – Why This Podcast Season Matters.
In this post, I introduce my little podcast and explore why it matters in this era of changing love and relational being.

There is no doubt that the very word porn can be divisive. Speak its name and suddenly, the room erupts in lit faces, wide eyes, and wagging tongues. Porn gets us talking, exploring the outer edges of pleasure, human expression, perception, and entertainment while challenging its potential to perpetuate harmful stereotypes and exploitation.