Sex and Relationships

Dating websites like Match.com and eHarmony don’t discriminate, but they also don’t cater to people who are coping with sexually transmitted diseases, disabilities, or mental health conditions. Fortunately, there are alternatives. A new breed of dating sites has emerged to play cupid for people with chronic diseases and disabilities.
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Thanks to this expert advice, the only romantic issue you’ll have this December is where to hang the mistletoe.
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Teens girls can skip Pap tests, according to new guidelines that say women should start cervical cancer screening at age 21. But some experts are concerned that rates of sexually transmitted diseases or unplanned pregnancies could increase without the Pap test to prompt a doctor’s visit.
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Get expert tips on keys to better, hotter sex.
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Young women should start having Pap tests for cervical cancer screening no sooner than age 21—regardless of when they become sexually active—because earlier testing may lead to unnecessary and possibly harmful treatments for an increasingly rare cancer.
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Trying to find ways to change up that same old routine with your hubby? Try some of our tricks to get things moving.
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Expert advice on bedroom issues.
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A story about embracing your sexuality—even when hairless, throwing up, and left ravaged by a mastectomy.
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By Susan Johnston Courtesy of YourTango.com When my dad died last year, it was hard on me, of course, but also on my boyfriend. I was 24, he was 28, and the call came just a few weeks shy of our one-year anniversary. Suddenly he found himself sitting next
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Candlelight, red wine, freshly made pasta. Flirting at a small table in a corner infrequently visited by the waiter. Such are the makings of a great date. But not if you can’t eat what they’re serving. Willing to make a culinary sacrifice? Here’s how to date with food restrictions and allergies in tow.
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