As I enter an intimate relationship, it’s important to remember how to be alone, too.
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Articles and Advice in this area:
- Imogen Mchugh
 
Mobility aids help you lead a fulfilling, independent life. Shouldn’t they do the same in the bedroom?
- Heather Corinna
 
I love my mom, I hate the way she talks about queer people like me, and I feel guilty for not saying something about it.
- Sara Traynor
 
Recent studies show that, when it comes to sex, there are overlapping issues that ADHDers share.
- Heather Corinna
 
I’ve identified as asexual for about five years, but I’m experiencing attraction in a new relationship. How do I talk to my partner about this?
- Hans Lindahl
 
Sharing sensitive personal information can feel scary, and you get to disclose on your own terms. This article is about telling a crush, date, or current partner that you are intersex — but the advice can work for any type of relationship.
- Sofia P.
 
The sexually-intrusive thought that came with my OCD tried to take over. Therapy helped me find empathy for myself — and others.
- Leslie Massicotte, M.Ed.
 
It’s common to feel hesitant about having sex again in the postpartum period. Let’s talk through some of the changes you can expect and what you can do if you are feeling ready to safely get your sexy back on.
- Maya Strong
 
Want to try and seek some closure through a discussion with an abuser or assailant? Here’s how to do it as safely as possible.
- Katie Alexander
 
There isn’t any right or wrong way to navigate sexual intimacy with a partner throughout pregnancy. It’s all about finding what feels comfortable for yourself, and your partner, physically and emotionally. Changes in sexual desire are normal and will usually occur at some point, but the changes — like greater or lesser interest in sex, or interest in new things — are entirely unique to you.