Dating and sex
across the world.
WSR is an international adult journal about travel, dating and personal sexual experiences.
Our mission
To openly explore the diversity of sexuality through true stories of real encounters and personal experiences from every country in the world.
We want sex to feel simple, enjoyable and open. To help people let go of shame, imposed taboos and the things that stand in the way of enjoying intimacy.
Travel, dating and intimate experiences around the world.From the first meeting to intimacy
Each WSR review follows how two people met, how the date went and what happened next.
The first meeting
Where they met, how the conversation started and what drew them to each other.
The date
How the date went, what they agreed on and whether expectations matched.
The intimate experience
How intimacy developed and what the experience meant to the author.
Find reviews on the world map
Choose a country to find reviews about travel, dates and intimate experiences. Each story has a setting and an author’s personal perspective.
Select a country to see its information and content count. From there, open its materials in the catalogue. You can also search by country name.
Get to know WSR
Three editorials about personal experience, consent and reading stories from different cultures.
Why we explore personal experience
Why WSR brings together stories about dating, sex and travel, and what readers can take from them.
Consent and boundaries, wherever you go
Our editorial principles for listening, asking and leaving room for a no.
How to read a story without a stereotype
One experience offers a perspective. It never speaks for a whole community.
THE REVIEWER / WSRThe founder and host of WSR
The Reviewer is the founder and host of WSR. He leads the project and sets its editorial direction. His signature look is a red masculine mask in the Japanese ONI style. His personal identity remains private.
About The Reviewer ↗How we work with personal stories
Consent comes first
Every step is voluntary. A conversation never implies consent to intimacy, recording or publication.
People, not stereotypes
An individual story cannot represent a country, nationality or ethnic community.
A personal perspective
Experience is subjective. Cultural observations need context, and facts need sources.
Privacy by design
Pseudonyms, agreed disclosures and careful editing help protect the people behind a story.
Before you explore WSR
What can I read right now?
The journal has three editorials on WSR’s approach to personal stories, consent and cultural context. The first personal reviews are in preparation; the atlas has no published stories yet.
Can I write under a pseudonym?
Yes. You can use a pseudonym in your application. Contact email addresses are not published. We’ll agree on the author name and details about participants before publication.
Do I need a finished piece to apply?
You can start with an idea. Tell us the topic, country and your experience, then leave a contact for discussion. A portfolio is optional.
When will the blog and After Dark open?
Both sections are in preparation. The blog will offer useful reading and guides; After Dark will feature stories, photos, videos and events for adults 18+. Exact opening dates have not been announced.