A kiss with a fist: the nightmare of same-sex domestic abuse.
LGBT domestic abuse is almost “the perfect crime”, so often kept in the dark due to shame and stereotypes.
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A spark in the dark: Keeping your long-distance relationship alive.
Love with someone you can’t spend most of your time with has long been romanticised, but how do we cope with a long-distance relationship.
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The ennui of the privileged: Why are we all so unhappy?
Charlotte Dingle asks why we’re so miserable when we’re also so privileged.
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Flying solo? A look at the fine art of female masturbation.
A recent survey of both male and female masturbation showed that women enjoy “special alone time” more than men.
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“But how do you KNOW?” The pros and cons of coming out young.
Coming out is hard, but disclosing your sexuality while you’re still at school and under your parents’ roof adds an extra layer of risk.
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Has Women’s Aid jeopardised trans women affected by domestic abuse?
Imagine the scene. You’ve escaped your home, bloodied and traumatised after yet another attack from your violent partner. You have nothing but a small bag with your keys, phone and purse and the clothes you stand up in.
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Kick out the kink? Does the “K” belong under the LGBT+ umbrella?
There are many arguments about what should be included in the full LGBTQ+ initialism, and one involves the inclusion of “kink”.
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You’ve gotta be choking: The risks and revelations of breath play.
Many say that choking, if done safely, can deeply intensify orgasm and add extra endorphins to the sexual experience.
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Turn it on, turn it off. The joy and pain of being a BDSM “switch”.
Many people decide they are either dominants or submissives, but some of us veer between the two, the behaviour of a “switch”.
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No safe place. Life on the streets for a homeless LGBTQ+ teenager.
Being an LGBTQ+ teenager is hard, yet there is a significant proportion of this community who suffer further after being rendered homeless.
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