How do you find Love in a cold climate? Go for one steamy night only? Or warm up with porn?
Do you get it on online? Or get in with a group? NOW's ninth annual Love & Sex Guide goes at it from all angles.
Putting out on the first date – should you or shouldn’t you? The conventional wisdom is that you’re better off taking it slow if you’re hoping the chemistry might translate into something serious.
You walk past the sign on Queen West with the Purple Rain font. Eagerly waiting underneath it is a lineup of bronzed, pneumatic hedonists. Admit it, you’re just a little curious about what goes on at Wicked, the on-premise swingers club that had the chutzpah to move the Lifestyle out of Mississauga and plunk it down in the middle of an area lousy with hipster clubs, art galleries and cafés.
You might have noticed that there’s more porn out there than you could watch in a lifetime – even if that were all you did.
As girly as a bouffant on a poodle, Paramour – the latest Ossington boîte from the LeVack Block’s Adam Baguley and Amber Honor Elson – wears its heart on its sleeve.
On any night of the week in Manhattan, women are like rabid wolves, thirsty for blood – and other bodily fluids – from the moment the clock strikes midnight until about 5 am.

Whoever said meeting people is easy didn't live in this city. It's cold, and it's not just the temperature. So why is Toronto such a harsh place to be single?
Sex flicks are like your chicken: you need to know where they come from
We have a serious heart-on for this fivesome of locally made and eco-friendly valentines.
If you're out of your element shopping for bras and panties in a lingerie shop like Tryst, heed co-owner Shana Tilbrook's advice.

















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