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Since the pandemic started, we’ve largely taken to apps and websites to satisfy our needs. And while porn has seen an uptick during the pandemic in areas that have strict stay-at-home orders, studies also show that coping, boredom, and psychological distress all go hand-in-hand with greater levels of porn consumption.

While we do seem to be slowly creeping to back some sort of normal, that doesn’t mean you have to stop using the internet to get those more primal needs met. If you like porn but want to make things a bit more interactive, there are some popular dating sites that will help you achieve that. There’s a little something for everyone, whether you’re looking to explore your kinky fantasies, make a lasting romantic connection, are looking for senior love, simply want to hook up, or want to keep things safely socially distanced and just cam and chat.

And if free videos with easy-to-search categories like Pornhub offers are what do it for you, there’s even some of those on our list too. While these sites are by no means perfect and some of them get pretty raunchy, here’s the scoop on what you’re getting yourself into.

Dating on NSFW sites

Keep in mind that “dating” on NSFW sites like Grindr and GetItOn is about as subtle as the platforms’ names: Users are there 99.9% of the time to find a connection for a night, a threesome, or an ongoing sex buddy situation – not a long-term partner.

Also, sites like this don’t operate without mutual consent and boundary-setting (and -respecting!). When you’re building out your profile, be specific and honest about what you’re looking for and wanting so you can find people who genuinely match up with you and your interests or fetishes. Continue reading “If you like Pornhub, these raunchy dating sites are worthy alternatives”

The 25-year-old South Carolina native was second in her event final on Sunday, with a best throw of meters, or 64 feet, 11 inches. China’s Lijiao Gong was the gold medalist with a lifetime best of m (67-6.25), and the ageless New Zealander Valerie Adams won bronze at m (64-4.5).

Saunders revealed after her joyous on-track celebration – one in which she twerked in her “sprinters panties,” did an imaginary hair flip and vogued like a supermodel with the American flag – that she’d torn the labrum in her right hip just weeks before the U.S. Olympic Trials, and also “tweaked” an Achilles in the preliminaries on Friday. But she did what she’s been doing for years: She fought.

On the podium, she threw up her arms in an “X” symbol, which she said represented “the intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet.” It was the most high-profile protest at these Olympics thus far – and entirely keeping with her personality and drive.

Inspired as a girl by Venus and Serena Williams to bring her full self to the spaces she aspired to reach, Saunders was introduced and walked onto the infield at Tokyo Olympic Stadium Sunday wearing oversized mirrored shades, her short natural hair colored green on one side and purple on the other, and with her now-famous Hulk face mask strapped in place.

Despite being just 5-foot-5, she cut an intimidating figure, and that’s part of the point. After prelims on Friday, Saunders said the mask initially was necessary because of COVID-19, but she’s found it serves as a sort of “keep away” sign during competitions, when she’d rather stay to herself than chit-chat with others between throws. Continue reading “Known for her Hulk face mask and now Olympic silver medal, Raven Saunders is so much deeper”