Pamela Stephenson Connolly: It's not easy to see one's daughter as a sexual being - especially if she has cognitive challenges - but you must do, in order to protect her
Michele Hanson: The trouble with sex is nobody ever knows whether they want it or not, or whether they want it because somebody else told them they want it
A whole new realm of the imagination opened up when David Eggins took his first line of ketamine. In the real world, however, he was lucky to get out alive ...
Five years ago I suffered a nervous breakdown, saw my parents divorce, left university and moved to a place where I didn't know anyone. But still I feel I have the ability and personality to become successful
Is it a miracle? A hoax? Or just tragedy in the making? Patrick Barkham on the frenzy surrounding the US transgender man reported to be expecting a baby girl
The Old favourites are still there: the 'Viennese oyster', 'pattes d'araignée' and the 'flanquette' all stand the test of time. But 35 years after Dr Alex Comfort introduced the world to these particular joys of sex, his seminal manual on how to pep up love lives is itself being spiced up to appeal to a 21st-century readership
Thrift is fashionable again. But what is it like to grow up in a home where nothing is thrown away - and even toilet paper is strictly rationed? Mary Horsley remembers ...
Pamela Stephenson Connolly: It seems you experienced a serious sexual assault and like many victims of this kind of crime, you are blaming yourself for something that was perpetrated by others - our society often refuses to recognise sexual coercion of men by women
We used to get on well, but our views have diverged. I am very liberal, but she is rightwing and influenced by religion. She won't change, so should I walk away?