Rachel Varina is a Content Manager at Cosmopolitan. She specializes in health and wellness, family and relationships, and lifestyle topics, often exploring themes related to dating, friendships, and the film industry. Rachel's work has been featured in notable publications including Elite Daily, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Women's Health.
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Rachel Varina's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle, house & home, and family & relationships. Her articles include how-to guides, promotional deals, and gift guides related to topics such as relationships, dating, sex, marriage, and wedding planning.
Given her focus on providing practical advice through how-to guides and gift recommendations for various relationship stages (dating to married life), she may be interested in experts who can offer actionable tips or unique perspectives within these areas. For example, professionals with expertise in couples therapy or marriage counseling could provide valuable insights into the topics Rachel covers.
Contributors who can provide expert opinions on current trends or challenges within relationships would likely capture Rachel’s interest. Additionally, pitches that align with the specific themes covered in her articles – lifestyle and family & relationships – are more likely to resonate with her.
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You know when you're right there — orgasm imminent , brain basically offline—and then you or your partner deliberately...stop?
You know that post-sex moment when you're lying there naked, sweaty, and suddenly very aware that you just did whatever the hell you did with another human being?
Maybe you've heard the sex term on TikTok, in a group chat, or somewhere in your general internet travels and realized...wait, do I actually know what that means?
You know how lube is one of those things that sounds incredibly straightforward until you're actually standing in front of approximately 900 options
You can tell your partner they loaded the dishwasher wrong. You can remind them for the third time that the trash needs to go out.
No awkward hints, surprise vibrators, or TED Talks required.
Being horny for someone who is currently hundreds (or thousands) of miles away is, objectively, inconvenient.
Maybe choking has come up with someone you're sleeping with . Maybe you've seen it enough times in porn or erotic movies that you've wondered whether everyone else is casually doing it.
By: Rachel Varina
I always thought I just wasn’t a “summer person.”
If crafting the perfect text didn't feel complicated enough, add in emojis and suddenly it feels like every tap of your thumb can make or break your
