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Yes, people with disability have sex lives

Sexual Diversity
Despite what many of us think, men and women with physical or mental disabilities also have sex. But is it an enjoyable experience?

My disability came in the way

Love and relationships
Vinita knew she would perhaps not hear 'I love you too' back from Ankur. Still, she poured her heart out to him. Was it silly on her part? She tells Love Matters India her story.

Oral sex: do men or women enjoy it more?

Ways to Make Love
Just how pleasurable is giving and getting oral sex? A recent study reveals the differences between men and women.

HIV/AIDS: Myths busted - Part 1

STDs/STIs
Many people are afraid of HIV and for good reason. Wherever there is fear, there is also lots of room for misconceptions. Don't worry though: we are here to bust the myths and leave you confident about your HIV knowledge.

Bachelor party horror: How paid sex cost me Syphilis

Safe Sex
What is it like to get a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) in a culture where sex itself is a taboo? Twenty-year-old Amit from Ranchi decided to lose his virginity to a sex worker. What happened thereafter made him almost suicidal...

Papa hit me after finding out about my affair, help!

Love and relationships
My father recently found out about my boyfriend and hit me. How do I handle this situation? Gitika, 19, Saharanpur.

Do bisexual women always want sex?

Sexual Diversity
Many men feel that because a woman is attracted to both males and females, she’ll always be up for having sex. Do you also hold these beliefs? Time for a reality check because these beliefs are hurting women and in huge numbers.

Yes, we all feed violence against women: Here’s how to stop it now

Sexual Harassment
One in three women have experienced violence in their lifetime. Most often when we think of violence against women, we think of women being raped by strangers or burnt by their in-laws. While this is true, violence can also occur in so called ‘normal’ everyday situations that we often ignore because they seem inconsequential. But they are not. We all play a role in creating a culture in which violence against women grows and therefore we all have the responsibility to change it. Here’s what we can do to end the culture of violence around us.