Brit Dawson is a Sex & Relationships Editor at Cosmopolitan UK. Her work primarily explores sexual subcultures, sex work, women's rights, and the intersections of sex and relationships with technology, politics, and culture. Brit's insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as VICE Media, Slate Magazine, and Rolling Stone UK, among others.
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Brit Dawson's articles indicate a focus on lifestyle and entertainment, with an emphasis on fashion, travel, and celebrity culture. She frequently provides insights into "how-to" guides for various topics related to lifestyle.
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By: Gigi Engle, Brit Dawson
Ever fantasised about being crushed by an enormous Sydney Sweeney? This one's for you
By: Brit Dawson
From bedroom to set, this is what happens when a couple decides to film their sex life for the viewing pleasure of others
In season two of Netflix's hit series, BEEF , the new beef at the centre of the story is between two couples: the older and rich-but-actually-kinda-broke
By: Brit Dawson
One woman’s story of how her kind, left-leaning ex was indoctrinated into men’s rights extremism
Leanne Yau is a polyamory educator, writer, speaker, certified sex and relationships educator, and trainee psychosexual therapist whose work is all about non-monogamy and sex positivity.
By: Brit Dawson
It can be hard to spot the signs of an emotionally abusive relationship, but when Talya and her ex broke up, it was like a weight had been lifted
By: Brit Dawson
When I moved in with my boyfriend during Covid lockdown (after just six months of dating! A government-enforced milestone!), for a while, I forgot that we were two separate people.
When it comes to break-ups, some things are absolutely non-negotiable. A debrief with your besties, a duvet day, and a big cry are essential elements
Once deemed the coolest way to do relationships, non-monogamy has now officially entered its era of bad press. What gives?
In supernatural horror Obsession, the scariest thing of all is honest communication
