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Users are trading explicit photos (posted without consent) and exposing personal info in forums that seem difficult to shut down

When the government fails science, the internet is there to help

"Over 100 years of Sweden being seen as such as a good place to live and a screenshot has ruined them," wrote one Twitter user

For some couples, masturbation is more or less a secret. Others, however, adopt a much more liberal policy toward self-pleasure.

Aside from a couple bizarre, typically-Silicon Valley lifestyle quirks

Online communities like Reddit's r/disablednudes provide space for disabled people to express their sexuality

10 commandments for improving your qualify of life, courtesy of strangers

Amid the "Great Resignation," workers are flippantly telling their bosses exactly what we've all always wanted to

Simu Liu is drawing criticism for comments he made equating pedophilia with homosexuality

How health professionals are using their large platforms to set people straight

The anonymous messaging app announced its return Monday, but its former users have mixed reactions

Luckless online daters are turning to Reddit for help, and it might be working

How a silly, year-old meme turned into a feel-good charity event

The startup also received funding from more than 20 current and former NBA players

Having no social presence may seem like a red flag at first, but it’s actually kinda hot

Luckless online daters are turning to Reddit for help, and it might be working

How a silly, year-old meme turned into a feel-good charity event

The startup also received funding from more than 20 current and former NBA players

Having no social presence may seem like a red flag at first, but it’s actually kinda hot

A new phrase has entered the internet lexicon, but it's not only for men who are being excessively thirsty on Twitter

"Sex is universal."

A subreddit took on hedge funds and won, but what comes next?

The decision is part of a larger trend in the industry

With Father's Day approaching, we investigate the phenomenon

When a controversial subreddit gets even more contentious

The league and Reddit have partnered on a fan outreach effort

Chef-turned-TV host pulverizes annoying food trends in new AMA

The best of Reddit’s “Ask Me Anything” forum, in a book