Justin Myers / The Guyliner

Our attitude to age, and age gap relationships specifically, is muddled.

With money on everyone’s mind, Justin Myers, aka GQ’s Guyliner columnist, reveals how to manage friendship across the ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’ divide

The inexplicable hang-ups and turn-offs we all have will eventually turn on you, and there's nothing you can do about it

The Guyliner has some tips for taking the reins back from your anxiety

As we enter Pride Month, LGBTQ+ lives have more visibility than ever before.

For anyone looking to explore a side hustle, here's everything you need to know

It's time to quit judging your single mates about their love lives and realise that not everyone wants to be coupled up

Keeping track of all the traumatic events happening around the world can be triggering so know your limits and be sure to prioritise your own mental health too

They say dreams are your brain’s way of sorting through the events of the day, but there’s only so much admin your magic grey thinking sludge can do in the seven hours’ shuteye you grab each night.

I could ease you into this gently but I feel we might be better off diving straight in.

Have you noticed it? That little tang of irritation in the air?

When friends fall out, it tends to be less clear cut than a “It’s not you, it’s me” romantic breakup.

The response to Bill and Melinda Gates' amicable separation is the latest event to expose a truly universally unacknowledged: that we predominantly see friendship as a second-class relationship to love.

On the contrary, it's time men took greater responsibility when it comes to contraception, which extends past just wearing a condom