Explore how asexuality and intimacy thrive in relationships, focusing on emotional closeness, non-sexual connection, and love beyond sex.

Touch deprivation refers to a lack of physical touch, which can significantly affect both mental and physical health.

Setting boundaries in a relationship is essential for both partners to feel respected, understood, and valued. In this blog, we’ll explore what boundaries are, why they are important, and how you can effectively set and maintain them in your relationship.

“How long will this pain last?” you may wonder. While we all would like to know, the sad news is that there is no definitive answer to this question. But we'll try to help you get over this situation.

Learn what polyfidelity means, how it works in case you are close to become a polyfidelitous!

Read now and discover the meaning and definition of 'monogamish' relationships, a modern approach to monogamy that blends commitment with flexibility.

When relationship dynamics are constantly evolving, terms like polyamory and polygamy often come up in conversations. While these concepts both involve multiple romantic relationships, they are fundamentally different in practice, structure, and cultural perception.

Want to start exploring sensual touch? We got you, here’s all you need to know before starting ;)

Scrolling through your dating app of preference and wondering “What does GGG mean?”, keep reading and learn all you need to know!

Discover insights into long-distance relationship challenges in our comprehensive blog. Explore 5 key concepts including what kills long-distance relationships. Learn effective strategies to overcome hurdles and nurture enduring love across distances.

And most importantly…why all monogamous relationships should be “radical”?

While some people may think that without penetration there’s no such thing as “sex”, we have some news for them…non-penetrative sex exists and it’s as good as (and sometimes better than) the penetrative version of it.

Being in a relationship can change your perception of things, and can help you become more empathic and patient. Feeling loved and cared for can also help with your mental health. But it’s important to know that not all relationships are healthy and there are a lot of behaviors that can help us notice when it’s time to reconsider those relationships.

Did you learn how to deal with challenging emotions in your early education or at school?

Are you monogamous but considering opening up your relationship?