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Regina Zuniga

Regina Zuniga

Arizona, US

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Ghosted in Bed: The Taboos We Pretend Don’t Exist

Ever been ghosted in bed? Explore the taboos we pretend don’t exist and turn awkward silences into fun, fearless conversations. Click the GIF for a sneak peek, then try Honest X to spark deeper connection with your partner.

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Holding On: What It Means to Stay Human in a Digital World

In a world ruled by algorithms, what’s left of our humanity? Maybe it still lives in the spaces between us, in every touch, every story, every moment a machine could never feel.

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Standing in Spirit: A Conversation with GLAAD’s Jose Useche on Courage, Connection, and the Power of Showing Up

This Spirit Day, we stand with LGBTQ+ youth everywhere. 💜 Joy is radical. Visibility is power. Connection keeps us alive.

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Unmasking Desire: How to Reveal What You Really Want

We all wear masks in bed: the confident one, the easygoing one, the people pleaser. But real desire begins when we take them off. This Halloween, unmask what you truly want. Because honesty isn’t scary, it’s where the magic starts.

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From Pain to Power, Love Without Apology: Amir & Aamir on Rewriting Queer South Asian Love

When I sat down with Amir and Aamir, I expected a thoughtful conversation. What I didn’t expect was to leave feeling like I’d gained not only a new friendship, but also a powerful lesson in love, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to live unapologetically.

I Wrote a Letter to My Depression, And It Changed Everything

I Wrote a Letter to My Depression, And It Changed Everything

I once wrote a letter to my depression. I gave her a name, a voice, and, for the first time, compassion. That’s where my healing began.

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The Real Monsters in the Bedroom: Why Talking About Sex Feels So Scary

We grow up thinking the monsters live under the bed, turns out, they live in it. This Halloween, face the real fear: honest conversations about sex. Because sometimes, the scariest thing in the bedroom isn’t what happens, it’s what’s left unsaid.