What Is Asexuality—And What If That’s the Wrong Question?
Asexuality exists on a broad spectrum that includes people who may still experience romantic attraction, emotional intimacy, or occasional sexual interest under certain conditions.
Asexuality exists on a broad spectrum that includes people who may still experience romantic attraction, emotional intimacy, or occasional sexual interest under certain conditions.
For generations, many men were taught that emotions should be hidden or minimized. Phrases like “toughen up,” “don’t act like a girl,” or “real men don’t cry,” shaped how they related to their feelings.
Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity to spark a meaningful conversation about mental health, break down harmful stigmas, and offer support to those who need it.
Being in a relationship with a narcissist can leave deep scars. The impact often extends far beyond the relationship itself, regardless of whether it was romantic, familial, or professional.
Physicians use the word “trauma” to describe a serious injury to the physical body resulting from a sudden impact, such...
Emily, a stay-at-home mom of 4 children, said “My needs are a bother. I don’t want to burden him.”
“It takes two people to make a relationship. It takes only one to end it.” -Esther Perel
“There once was an ugly duckling, with feathers all stubby and brown.
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