You care about your partner. The relationship works in lots of ways. But sexually? You’re not on the same page….
Short answer: No. Sex should not be something you “just tolerate.” Pain during sex is common, but it is not…
If you have partners with different bodies, whether you’re queer, bisexual, pansexual, polyamorous, non-monogamous, or just figuring things out, it’s…
Let’s be honest, talking about sex can feel awkward. Even if you’re confident in other parts of your life, saying…
Talking about sex, relationships and identity can feel awkward but it really shouldn’t. Whether you’re just starting to figure things…
You’ve probably heard the terms HIV and AIDS used together, sometimes even as if they mean the same thing. But…
Experiencing trauma can affect many parts of life, including how we feel about sex and intimacy. Whether your trauma is…
Finding out you’ve tested positive for a sexually transmitted infection (STI) can feel worrying. And if your partner gets tested…
First of All – No, It Doesn’t Mean Something’s Wrong If you or your partner aren’t having sex at the…
Going Chronically Online (September 15–21) This year’s Sexual Health Week theme is “Chronically Online” a powerful invitation to reflect on…