When Emily Sauer first started having pain during sex, she wasn't sure how to bring it up with her partners, or her doctors. Who would have thought a donut could solve all her problems?   Does Emily's story sound familiar to you? Check out Ohnut

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For Abbey, living with "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome" was anything but a fairytale. On top of feeling unhappy romantically, Abbey was losing control of her body. No doctor seemed to have the answer, and while Abbey ventured down the rabbit hole,

Mark's brain used to throw a lot of thoughts at him that he didn't know how to deal with. Because of that, he never stayed in love for long. That all changed when he found a way to rewire his thinking. Check out SexLikeThis.com for more stories

When Jessica and her fiance break up, she dives back into the dating world in a big way. But then she gets sick -- really sick -- and wonders if she'll ever be able to find love again because of her illness. Check out SexLikeThis.com for more stories

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