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Scared Sexless?
Have too many bad dates and STD scares left you contemplating celibacy? Clinical psychologist Glen E. Heiss, Ph.D. has some suggestions that might help you survive—and even thrive—in the game of love.

Know Your Sexual Shadow*
Exclusive excerpt from Joe Kort's book "10 Smart Things Gay Men Can Do To Find Real Love."

Where's our sex life?
Advice for long-term couples

Reports of LGBT Domestic Violence on the Rise
The number of reported incidents of domestic violence among LGBT couples in 1999 rose 23 percent from the year before.

Is Three a Crowd?
Are you looking for advice about how to negotiate non-monogamy in your relationship?

Edwina.com Brings Healthy Dating Online
This online dating service offers a healthy alternative to Internet chats and personals.

Making A Clean Break
Breaking up can be more than painful -- it can be devastating. That's why relationship expert, Dr. Will Swift, offers advice on how to better cope and recover from a split.

Valentine’s Day: Share Your Stories!
Does Cupid’s flying arrow make you melt or make you run? GayHealth.com wants to know.

How to Balance Your Friends and Lovers
Keeping your independence in a relationship can be difficult, but worthwhile.

Is Couples Therapy Right for You?
How relationship troubles can benefit from an expert opinion.

GayHealth.com Launches Initiative To Ease Holiday Blues - November 15, 2000
Web Site Reaches Out to Readers with Information and Interaction

Two Of Hearts: Expert Dating Advice
How long should you wait to have sex with someone you're dating?

BOOK REVIEW: A Higher Love
Break Up or Break Through: A Spiritual Guide To Richer Relationshipsincorporates Buddhism, holistic medicine, family therapy and plain old common sense into a step-by-step guide to mending relationships.

QUEER AS FOLK: Monogamy?
It is not wrong to have sex outside of a relationship, but what is wrong is cheating.

Domestic Violence in LGBT Relationships Decreased Slightly in 2002
The number of cases of LGBT domestic violence reported dropped by two percent in 2002, according to reporting programs in Boston, MA.