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Before discovering sexual submission, Kayla Lords could not find joy in her sexual life, and remained unhappy for many years. But then, after
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In November, the media was focused on political turmoil, but it was actually a great month for positive news stories. Here's Ed Gould's round-up of
Many forces undermine efforts to help men to empathize with women and speak out against harassment and assault. Elizabeth Svoboda – on behalf of
National Adoption Day is 17 November. To adopt a child is usually a chance to change its life for the better, but this isn't always the case,
October may mark the mid-point between summer and winter, but it remains a good one from the point of view of positive news. This October saw many
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Becoming a volunteer is an important and meaningful way to help individuals and communities. And, as Calvin Holbrook writes, the multiple benefits of
Many of us have been touched by suicide and the loss of a loved one, family member or friend. Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10),