Let’s talk about sex education and disability
For years the need of disabled people for sex and relationship education has been ignored. Campaigners want this sweep-it-under-the-carpet attitude to change, writes Teresa Fitzherbert
Being pregnant felt like being in drag
Kira Cochrane: As a butch lesbian, AK Summers had to cope with the challenge of living in her pregnant – suddenly feminised – body
The sex bloggers give their advice
Why hasn't he called? What's the best kind of relationship? Are my genitals normal? Five experts answer these and other questions
All by myself: is loneliness bad for you?
He's happily married, but Will Storr want to be alone – all the time. Is this healthy?
This column will change your life: the perils of feedback
'We want to feel we're learning and improving, but we also want appreciating for who we are,' says Oliver Burkeman
Should you argue in front of the kids?
A study has shown a link between family discord and a reduction in the volume of grey matter in the brain. Dr Dillner reports
My children became my greatest teachers
Childhood trauma left Roman Krznaric emotionally withdrawn. Since then, he has tried to repair the damage and his own children have taught him how to step into someone else's shoes
I feel out-of-character optimism about the year ahead
I can do a 'spot-the-difference' exercise along the annual timeline and things with R have definitely improved
12 New Year’s resolutions that should be abandoned
Vowing to be a better person in 2014 is a waste of time, says Stuart Heritage. Just embrace the lazy underachiever you really are
Sex after cancer: ‘Patients should not feel that bringing up sex is too trivial’
With more focus on rehabilitation, many people can overcome the effects of cancer on their sex lives with small adjustments, explains Frederika Whitehead