The Top 10 Apocalyptic Love Stories
The Top 10 Apocalyptic Love Stories
Oh, we just stepped out of the shower. What are you wearing?
Our readers share their greatest public sex triumphs and tragedies. We’ll leave it up to you to decide which category the dead moose falls into.
New York reveals a cornucopia of free spirits, three beer queers, and investment bankers in this week’s Talking With Strangers.
Our resident relationship guru advises a reader on what to do about their frequent knock-down, drag-out, possibly orange-sherbet-related fights with their boyfriend in this week’s Miss Information.
This week, our relationship expert Miss Information imparts some sage wisdom to a gal who wants to know if she should drop her beau due to his lackluster bank account.
Should money factor into your relationship? Sound off on Nerve!
“The lake was pretty murky and disgusting and no one wanted to get naked, but I was like, ‘I’m going to do it…’” Nerve asks the adventurous population of Madison, Wisconsin some deeply personal questions in this week’s Talking to Strangers.
This week’s edition of “My First Time” features a Philadelphia boy who lost his virginity on a cold day in December:
Alice and I holed up in my room, getting progressively naked-er and hornier. I got very cold and started shaking — that’s one of my most vivid memories of that day. The moment arrived. I put the condom on and she nimbly guided me in. I got very warm.
Rufus Wainwright’s new album, Out of the Game, arrives May 1, a velvet-wrapped gift for the weary, ill at ease, and lovesick. The acclaimed and versatile singer, whose nearly two-decade career includes soaring pop, opera, and covers of beloved standards, collaborated with celebrated producer Mark Ronson on this album of wry, forthright love songs. Wainwright, thirty-eight, has been out since his teens, and wears his sexuality as comfortably as his bespoke suits. Whether he sings about his fiance, Jörn Weisbrodt, or their baby daughter, his adoration for them is boundless as it is matter-of-fact. (read more)
“Ah, the first crush. Few other firsts have the power to excite, humiliate, and create general angst like that one. So here at Nerve we were wondering, who was your first crush? Was it a classmate, a teacher, a friend’s sibling, a babysitter, or no one at all?”
