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Alex Consani: “For the Longest Time, People Wanted Me to Be Quiet”

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By Shon Faye
| AnOther Magazine Verified
While Alex Consani can project frivolity and looseness, it would be a grave mistake to underestimate her seriousness and the problems she is trying to solve. Here, she talks to Shon Faye about fame, fashion and identity PhotographyTanya and Zhenya PosternakStylingAgata BelcenTextShon Faye Lead Image This story is taken from the Spring/Summer 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine: At school, Alex Consani excelled at maths.
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Passion Project

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By Shon Faye
| Bookforum Verified
TO DATE, I HAVE SEEN EVERY SEASON of Netflix’s Love Is Blind, a dating series in which attractive, sometimes deeply unhinged people spend ten days speaking to other attractive, sometimes deeply unhinged people through a wall, in the hopes that their inability to see each other will allow them to develop “real” feelings.
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The Gen Z women swearing off sex in favour of voluntary celibacy

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By Shon Faye
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Bella Whiteway founded Ban Sex Now after discovering voluntary celibacy - It’s often bandied around that young people aren’t having as much sex as their forefathers. A 2024 study from the Kinsey Institute found that Gen Z had sex on average three times a month, compared to Millennials and Gen X whose average was five times a month. This has earned Zoomers the nickname “Puriteens”, yet for many of them, it’s a choice.
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