Kaitlyn Wylde
Kaitlyn Wylde is a digital culture and tech reporter at Bustle. Kaitlyn's writing has also appeared in The New York Times, Vogue, Elle, Nylon, Domino, The Rumpus, and more. Kaitlyn graduated from the Riggio Honor Program for Writing and Democracy at The New School University with a BA in poetry and is currently working on her debut novel.
Social Media
3 Sneaky Ways To Watch Instagram Stories Anonymously
Yes, you can watch your ex's Stories without getting caught.
Food
12 Aphrodisiac Desserts To Spice Up Your Valentine’s Day
Don’t forget the honey, honey.
Food
16 Trader Joe's Appetizers That Are Total Party-Pleasers
Number 8 might be your unexpected favorite.
Holidays
The Correct Way To Start An Advent Calendar, Explained
Settling the debate once and for all.
Tech
People Are Flocking To The Hive Social App Following Twitter’s Changes
Here’s how to get the hang of Hive.
Astrology
Here's How The Fall Equinox Will Affect Each Zodiac Sign
According to the experts.
Mental Health
19 Latinx Therapists & Mental Health Experts To Follow On Instagram
Diversify your feed.
Relationships
19 Sneaky Signs Your Mom Is Toxic
These familiar catchphrases still sting as an adult.
Tech
Instagram’s Latest Feature Can Help You Plan Your Hot Girl Summer Trip
Get the most out of the Places tab.
Social Media
How To Customize Your TikTok For You Page
Edit out the wocky slush for the content you really want.
Tech
You Can Get $80 Off Airpods Pro For Amazon Prime Day 2022
Time for tech upgrades.
Power
How To Protect Your Digital Privacy If You Need An Abortion Post-Roe
Experts explain what’s at stake and what you can do about it.
Tech
How To Use Instagram Reels
The platform added new features like poll stickers, templates, and more.
Tech
An Honest Review Of The TikTok-Famous WalkingPad
Consider it an indoor version of the hot girl walk.
Chill Chat
Lance Bass Says This Workout Machine Has Changed His Life
The singer shares the wellness routine that he can’t go without.
Astrology
How To See The Lunar Eclipse On May 15-16, 2022
Most of the continental U.S. will catch a glimpse.
Nostalgia
When Did Tamagotchi Come Out? In The U.S., 25 Years Ago
Digital pets taught a whole generation the meaning of responsibility.
