May I help you? – Navigating the dilemma of kindness and pity.
This article tries to explore if being kind and pitiful can stem from the common feeling of helping someone.
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He likes sugar, I like spice: Syncing Intimacy in our Relationships
He likes sugar, I like spice: Syncing Intimacy in our Relationships After 10 years of marriage, Chevy decides to finally get a divorce. The reason was, a lack of emotional support from her husband, and her expectations were never met. Their two kids were the only thread that kept them together for so long. We
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A Guide on How to Navigate Pregnancy and HIV
It would be difficult to imagine ourselves in the place of someone who gets abandoned by family members and faces discrimination throughout their life, at no fault of their own. The reason being, that they are HIV positive. This is what thousands of children and birth givers have been facing globally, especially where awareness is lacking. This article focuses on the prevalence of HIV in pregnant women and infants who are equally at risk.
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A Path to Better Sexual Health: STI & its Prevention
HIV and AIDS, haven’t we all referred to these terms in a derogatory way, at least once, unlike other diseases? STIs are so common that we might not even be aware, even if we carry them in our bodies. This article tries to explore ways to make ourselves a bit more aware of STIs and their precautionary measures.
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Empowering Children and Teenagers about Consent
Most of us have been in that place at some point where after seeing a cute baby or child, we try to hold and kiss that person. Do we remember ever considering their consent before doing so? As kids, we might also have been in that exact situation, giving in because we had no idea what to do otherwise.
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Balancing Taboos & Awareness through China’s Guangzhou Sex Festival
A decade or two earlier, sex education was considered taboo. How did people then know about it? Sadly, many didn’t. Some did when they did the act, and a few through books and video formats. This lack of knowledge was extended to such an extent that China, a country known for being secretive in terms of political and societal matters, started hosting an event that promotes sex.
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