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A Brief Guide to Consenting with a Nonverbal Partner

A Brief Guide to Consenting with a Nonverbal Partner

by External Article | Aug 5, 2022 | Caring for a Romantic Partner | 0 comments

Consent is extremely important and vital to all aspects of dating, relationships, sex and just about any kind of interpersonal interaction. Whether you want to cuddle, make out, or have or continue some kind of genital sex you will always need to seek and get...
Sex and disability

Sex and disability

by Cori Carl | Jul 22, 2022 | Caring for a Child, Caring for a Client, Caring for a Friend, Caring for a Romantic Partner, For Friends & Family | 0 comments

Scarleteen has a fantastic collection of articles on sex and disability. While I typically only share resources about care work or directed to the person whose role is primarily as the caregiver, there are so few quality resources discussing this topic that it feels...
How to Talk About Disability With A Disabled Partner When You’re a Nondisabled Person

How to Talk About Disability With A Disabled Partner When You’re a Nondisabled Person

by External Article | Jul 22, 2022 | Caring for a Friend, Caring for a Romantic Partner | 0 comments

New relationships – whether romantic, sexual, or both – are almost always exciting, no matter who you are. But for people with disabilities in relationships with neurotypical, nondisabled partners, new relationships can be filled with anxiety, including...

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