If something isn’t feeling right sexually or romantically to you, whether it’s to do with your partner’s kissing technique, or their ability to get you off, it’s best to voice things sooner
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Picture the scene… the honeymoon period may technically be over in your relationship, but everything is still going swimmingly.
So should you move in together?
Becoming a parent someday is absolute #lifegoals, but it would be difficult for anyone to dispute that it is a BIG decision, not least for those of us who are disabled.
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Whether we’re going on a first date, sleeping together for the first time, proposing, getting married or having children, we can often feel a distinct amount of pressure when it comes
It’s no secret that not everyone can master every single position in the Karma Sutra, but there’s no reason why us disabled people can’t create our own! Whether you’re looking….
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If this is a subject you’d like to bring up in your relationship, but you’re not quite sure how to, please do read on and we will do our best.
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Disabled people ask us how they can get in touch with their kinkier sides, whilst staying safe and keeping pain levels in check.
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Breaking up might be the right thing for you and your partner, especially in the long term, but that doesn’t make the ending hurt any less, or make it seem unfair or unjust
Our ‘Undressing Disability’ campaign has also allowed us to discuss sexuality and identity on a broader scale, and we have recently been in conversation with academics, healthcare officials and educational
If you’re disabled and have been hurt before, or are unsure about how a new partner will take to you, your impairment and any additional requirements or care needs you