Kitty Drake is a journalist who writes for Yahoo Sports Canada and The Guardian. Her work has also been featured in the Financial Times. Kitty's articles cover a range of topics, including personal experiences, social dynamics, and cultural observations, often exploring the intersection of relationships, sexuality, and society.
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Kitty Drake's coverage is heavily focused on opinion editorials, particularly around family & relationships and government & politics. This may indicate an interest in personal stories or expert opinions related to sexual relationships, changing dynamics, preferences, and satisfaction. When reaching out to Kitty, consider offering insights from relationship experts or individuals with unique experiences that align with the themes covered in her articles.
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By: Zoe Williams, Kitty Drake
They had different takes on the recent rampages on Britain’s streets – would they agree on migration?
By: Kitty Drake
Emily and Sophie were sent out to dinner in the grip of a heatwave. But 34C temperatures and even a scoring blunder couldn’t stop the romance …
By: Kitty Drake
Seb struggles to maintain an erection and feel manly, while Clara worries about her appearance – but now they’re going back to basics
By: Kitty Drake
Ben and Jack bonded while watching Lord of the Rings and admiring Aragorn. Now, their sexually-charged friendship has turned to a hot relationship
By: Caroline Kimeu, Tiago Rogero, Miranda Bryant, Natasha May, Stephen Burgen, Justin Mccurry, Kitty Drake
From Kenya to Brazil, patients need tasty, nutritious food more than most – so which countries do it best?
By: Kitty Drake
Lockdown robbed Daphne and Louis of what remained of their sex life – after 25 years, they’ve settled into an emotional, non-physical relationship
By: Kitty Drake
Tom, 49, a boatbuilder, meets Francoise, 46, an operating department practitioner
By: Kitty Drake
Sebastian and Vivianna have been in a secret relationship for seven years, which has maintained its intensity despite long absences from each other
By: Kitty Drake
Michael and Yanna share a flat with their daughter Roza. They split the mortgage and cook breakfast together. The catch? They broke up six years ago. Meet the couples sharing a home even after separating
By: Kitty Drake
For Elena and John, intimacy and trust has replaced that early urgent passion – but they still have their moments
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