Many people are unaware that queer spaces can be just as oppressive and harmful to disabled people as straight, cisgender ones. In fact, there is often more ableism in queer spaces because they tend...
Disabled people are no different from non-disabled people in their desires for physical closeness and intimacy. But many disabled people encounter difficulties in achieving this due to the...
Intimacy is an important part of any romantic relationship and can be particularly challenging for couples where one partner has lost their physical abilities due to illness. There are several ways...
Marginalized voices are those that are often left out of mainstream discourse, including sexual discourse. They can be excluded due to their race, gender identity, socioeconomic status, age,...
Disabled people have different needs for intimate relationships than abled people, but they can still be successful if they take some extra steps to ensure that their partner is happy and satisfied....