Fights in relationships can feel like brushing out tangled hair. It can hurt like hell, trying to straighten out all the snags and pulls of two people attempting to share one life. And the longer you leave it, the worse it gets, until all you’re left with is a matted clump of emotional mess you keep trying to avoid.

It’s the same routine each time. The initial feeling of dread that something isn’t quite right down there. The familiar sensation of burning that resonates from the urethra after urinating (or even just sitting down during the worst days). The frequent trips back and forth to the toilet.

This Christmas Eve, enjoy catching up with these recent conversations about connecting.

As families gather to celebrate the holidays, many singles and unmarried couples might face questions from family members about their relationship status.

There’s still a lot of shame and stigma associated with having trouble in the bedroom, but it’s not remotely uncommon.

The holiday season can sometimes lead to uncomfortable quizzing from meddlesome friends and family members about when you and your partner plan to wed. Here’s how to respond.

Women’s health, and especially women’s sexual health, is still critically under-researched.

A concept as old as time has a new buzzword attached – but whether you call it fluid bonding or unprotected sex, it still carries risks.

The debate over different approaches to decriminalisation.

It’s not like romance blooms only under the mistletoe; but there’s something about winters, shorter days, and having to stay in and cozy that sparks love.

The woman took to Twitter to admit that she put a Cadbury Crunchie bar in her vagina after seeing a sex tip in a magazine. However, she didn't get the effect she was hoping for.

Damilola*, a 24-year-old female, believes sex is disgusting and painful. She has no desire for sex and finds it difficult to discuss this challenge with her parents and friends because she is wary of the possible stigmatisation.