David Lowe.
Editor at LoveQuarters. Covers lasting longer, intimacy in long-term partnership, partnered sex techniques, and the basic biology most adults were never actually taught.
I run editorial at LoveQuarters. The job is to read the research that already exists in sexual medicine and translate it into plain English for adults who want to make better decisions about their own sex lives.
Most pages here cover what the research describes about a topic, what is generally known, and what kind of clinician to talk to if you want help with the specifics. We are not a substitute for a doctor or therapist.
What I cover
The four pillars on this site: lasting longer, intimacy, techniques, and basic guides. Each pillar has children pages on specific topics. The complete list lives in the megamenu in the header.
How I write
These are the editorial rules I work to.
Plain language, sixth-grade target
Most sexual-wellness writing is full of medical Latin. I translate. Short sentences. Common words.
Hyperlinked sources on every stat
Click any number on this site, you go to the source. Most go to PubMed. I do not invent statistics.
No fabricated quotes
I never put words in the mouths of named researchers or experts. No invented testimonials. No imaginary case studies.
Routes to professionals
I am not a doctor. When a topic is medical, I describe what is generally known and route the specifics to a clinician.
What I do not do
I do not pretend to be a clinic. I do not give individual medical advice. I do not recommend specific medications to specific readers. I do not take payment to alter recommendations. The full editorial standard is on the methodology page.
How to reach me
Editorial corrections, source disagreements, and reader feedback all welcome.
editorial@lovequarters.com. I read these. Reader feedback is one of the inputs to our review cycles.
Cite something
If you think a claim on this site is wrong, send me the source you would cite instead. I will read it.
Flag a missing topic
If there is a question on this topic that we do not cover, let me know. We add pages based on real reader questions.
Tell me when something works
Most editorial sites only hear from people when something is wrong. Hearing what helps is also useful.