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Mariah Douglas

Mariah Douglas writes about relationships, sex, travel, and other fun stuff.

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Marriage

Toxic Monogamy: What If Happily Ever After Isn't That Happy After All?

By Mariah Douglas

It is absolutely ingrained in our culture, but monogamy might not look the same to everyone.

STDs/STIs

Getting the HPV Vaccine After Age 26

By Mariah Douglas

Americans ages 9 to 26 can be vaccinated against HPV—but what if you're older?