Archives for the ‘Sex and Disability’ Category

From Ultimate Guide to Sex & Disability to Liberator Shapes

By Severina • Jun 19th, 2009 • Category: Blog, Sex and Disability

Recently I had begun reading the Ultimate Guide to Sex and Disability. I am always eager to read a book on sex, and those for special needs always interest me. This one was exceptional. I suppose I have known for a long time that those with disabilities also enjoy sex. Of course they do! It [...]



How to Have Great Sex When Your Back Hurts

By Jan Steckel • Feb 7th, 2007 • Category: Sex and Disability

In a running joke in Lawrence Sterne’s bawdy eighteenth-century novel Tristram Shandy, the title character tries to figure out when he was conceived based on when his father was afflicted with “the sciatica” and thus unable to have sexual intercourse. (The reader realizes Tristram’s father must have been cuckolded.)
Even today, low back pain and sciatica [...]



The Bathroom Stall

By Pamela Walker • May 1st, 2004 • Category: Pure Gold: Erotica from the Archives, Sex and Disability

The discussion in the internet chat room the night that Jerry and I met was “What is taboo?”
It was a room that discussed the racier topics and most of the people there that night had a kink that they considered on the edge. Jerry was very quiet, but something told me he wasn’t there just [...]



Sex and Diabetes

By Thomas S. Roche • Jun 21st, 2001 • Category: Sex and Disability

Many people aren’t aware of the impact that diabetes can have on their sex life. Like anyone else, people with diabetes may find it difficult to talk to their physician about their sex life.
Much of the information that has been available about sex and diabetes has focused on erectile dysfunction in diabetic men. And, in [...]



Here’s How – Sex and Disability

By Gary Karp • May 21st, 2001 • Category: Sex and Disability

My first article on sexuality and disability spoke to the question, “Can they do it?” The answer, of course, was a resounding — if slightly qualified — “Yes!”
So now on to the question of “How do they do it?”
The first order of business is having “The Talk.”
To the degree that someone has “limitations” (the quotes [...]



Caretaking vs. Lovemaking

By Bella Leach • Apr 21st, 2001 • Category: Sex and Disability

David and are driving through a cold, misty night to pick up his new power wheelchair — the one I forced our HMO to cover after a protracted fight. I pull up to the rehab center’s garage and lift David out of the car. Theresa, the lead therapist, meets us with the wheelchair. I open [...]



What’s Possible – Sex and Disability

By Gary Karp • Apr 21st, 2001 • Category: Sex and Disability

My friend Jen is a very attractive woman in her 20s. She’s a Ph.D. candidate and a model — very vibrant and smart. She’s also very sexually attractive. And she uses a wheelchair because of a spinal cord injury.
For most people, this inspires mixed feelings. To them, her disability seems to be in blatant contradiction [...]



They Would Have Been so Beautiful

By Bella Leach • Mar 21st, 2001 • Category: Sex and Disability

The other night David and I heard a shriek through the walls of our apartment, followed by a rapid knocking at our door.
“I’ve some news!” Cried my neighbor in her English accent. I stared. Had she finally found a house?
She clasped her hands and stared at me in the ancient, wordless of language of women. [...]



Roll Over, Baby: Disabled Lovers, Perfect Love

By Bella Leach • Dec 21st, 2000 • Category: Sex and Disability

This is my Letter to the World.
– Emily Dickinson
The first time David and I made love, I knocked down a curtain rod.
We were in my narrow twin bed, which I’d wedged against the wall to accommodate an overflow of bookcases. I was trying to straddle him while working his cock, hugely erect, into my painfully [...]