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Anyone who wants a long-term, committed relationship goes through similar challenges. However, as an LGBTQ individual, you have unique worries. You may face discrimination at home, at school, or at wo…
For most of us who’ve been stuck inside our homes, it may feel like connecting to others and finding that special someone was an impossible task. I mean, how do we find love when we can hardly leave o…
In April 2020 almost a quarter of couples (23%) said they were struggling with their relationships and back in August figures found that lockdown has made 8% of people realise they need to end their r…
Insights from Mia Sabat, Sex Therapist at Emjoy, the sexual wellbeing audio app for women Engage with self-pleasure It’s important to remember that every sexual experience begins within ourse…
Meaning - An internal conflict is what happens when you have two coexisting, but conflicting, wants or desires It’s all very confusing. We’ve not lived through such a pandemic before. We have no re…
Struggling to keep the conversation flowing on date night with your partner? Here are a few tips to keep it fresh. So you've finally settled into your paradise. Waking up next to the love of…
Got a first date coming up? Nervous about breaking the ice and keeping it melted? Here are some secrets that can keep your conversation flowing on a first date.Meeting a new face is always a bit of a …
So at what point does the time relationship milestone become relevant? A year? Two years? A few months maybe? Here are some pointers that will help answer that frequently asked question. Short term …