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Meet Matthew Browning, a Director of Security who has been working at Feeld for 1 year. What brought you to Feeld? 👀 "When approached to join Feeld, I could see where the team was heading in creating a much-needed space for a more intimately connected world. The value of having a place to connect with others and explore on your terms is incredible and missing today." What's your favorite memory at Feeld so far? "Attending my first Feeld social to see diversity and passion of our Members." How have you embraced a remote-first environment? 🐕 "I recently moved and now have a dedicated home office which includes space for the dogs to come to work with me." Curious about Feeld? 👉 Learn more: https://feeld.co/about

NEW WORK: AFM (A F*CKING MAGAZINE) ISSUE 001 Envisioned as a celebration of desire, grace, pleasure and the many forms it can take, AFM—A F*cking Magazine—is a new publication by Feeld, the dating app for the emotionally, physically and intellectually curious. Joyful and sensual—the inaugural issue explores the ‘Pursuits of Happiness’. Our design interplays type, materiality, translucency and texture, drawing from the full dimensionality of the human experience. Contributors include Daphne Merkin, Allison P. Davis, Susanna Moore, James Ivory, Jazmine Hughes, Sophie Mackintosh, Tony Tulathimutte, Bruce LaBruce, Hanif Abdurraqib, and Merritt Tierce, among others. See more of the project: https://lnkd.in/gePtGqcx #graphicdesign #bookdesign #bookcover #typography #design #canadiandesign #designstudio #feeld

Dating app Feeld goes analogue with a new print magazine designed by Blok Design https://ow.ly/7kQA50TNmbS

Last month we sent Feelders to the Out in Tech Leadership Institute and Callstack's React Universe conference. We know that investing in our employees' development isn't just good for them—it's crucial for our collective success. As they absorb new ideas and perspectives, they bring back a wealth of knowledge to share, sparking creativity and engagement throughout the team. Plus, as a fully remote organization, spending time together and building invaluable relationships is wonderful. All Feelders have access to opportunities like this with our flexible Role Development budget, if this interests you, check out our open roles: https://feeld.co/careers

“In a world of transactional dating that focuses on functional connections with partners or hookups, Feeld is focused on relationship exploration that helps you discover yourself and your people.” – Grace Alexander Read more via ADWEEK: https://lnkd.in/eHR9segP

"After analyzing the latest data from Feeld’s diverse community and drawing insights from broader Kinsey Institute research, this new report reveals how Gen Z is carving out its own paths in sexuality, embracing fluid identities, and reimagining traditional relationship structures to reflect their complex realities." Read the full piece via Scientific Inquirer here: https://lnkd.in/e2btS-2p

“Swinging has a very cis-hetero reputation, however that doesn’t mean it’s only for those folks. It’s a matter of finding the right community and gender and sexuality structure that appeals to you,” Emma adds. “Apps like Feeld can be great places to meet like-minded people interested in different forms of non-monogamy.” Read the full piece via Cosmolitan here: https://lnkd.in/eJyzVGy2

"In my research, I find that 96% of women and 93% of men have had a kinky fantasy before – but it’s important to note that women fantasise about BDSM far more often than men." – Justin Lehmiller Read the full piece via Metro.co.uk here: https://lnkd.in/e_KYjn3p

Has Feeld, the dating app where you can toggle between Shibari enthusiasts, a polycule looking to add a fourth or fifth, and a Burner well-versed in Tantric sex, become the new dating app du jour? 👀 Read the full piece via Mashable here: https://lnkd.in/eEvCpreg

"I believe that Gen Z is simply still figuring out their own preferences. We are, after all, a young generation, lacking the romantic experience that millennials and Gen Xers may have. Feeld’s report also states that Gen Z thinks of their identity, sexuality and gender as fluid, our needs ever-changing. Maybe, in some years, a non-monogamous relationship will best meet my needs. Maybe, I will remain in the comfort of monogamy. It is, ultimately, a matter of time and individual preference." Read the full piece via Vogue: https://lnkd.in/eMGr73Mt