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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Not to generalize here, but in my experience, men can be incredibly weird about compliments.
By: Taylor Andrews, Rachel Varina, Naydeline Mejia
If literally everything reminds you of them, we may have some news for you.
By: Rachel Varina, Corinne Sullivan, Hannah Smothers
If you've ever abandoned a perfectly good sex position because your knees hurt, your arms were tired, or your body simply said absolutely not , allow
By: Corinne Sullivan, Rachel Varina
If you love the feeling of penetration but could do without the whole having to manually move a toy in and out of your body part, a thrusting dildo or vibrator is about to make your life a whole lot easier.
By: Rachel Varina, Madeline Howard
Imagine how much easier dating would be if everyone who wasn't into you simply said, “Hey, I'm not interested.” (Brutal, sure, but easier in the
For when “So, what do you want for dinner?” just isn’t cutting it anymore.
By: Veronica Lopez, Rachel Varina
There's a reason “So, tell me about yourself” is such a terrible conversation starter.
There's a reason love bombing can be so hard to spot: At first, it can feel pretty damn great.
By: Rachel Varina, Julia Pugachevsky
Again, none of these signs on their own mean someone is a narcissist or has NPD. What matters more is whether you're noticing a consistent pattern
Dating apps love to act like they're completely different from one another, but when you're staring at a phone full of profiles wondering where
