A COSMOPOLITAN AND ESQUIRE COPRODUCTION—in partnership with the Kinsey Institute—to figure out what the heck sex is going to look like when the pandemic finally ends.
It’s been half a century since the sexual revolution and we are still waiting for version 2.0
“WE REALISED WE HAVEN’T HAD ALL THE KINDS OF SEX WE WANT TO HAVE. IT’S NOW OR NEVER.”
Or we have been. And who would have thought that of all the things to actually trigger it—sex toys, dating apps, millennials—a viral pandemic would be the one? But here we are, on the brink of the end of the longest year of our lives, looking at a new world order in which every aspect of our existence will be at least a little bit affected—including, and maybe most drastically,
