Willingness | An Open Letter to Infertile Couples

An Open Letter to Infertile Couples

Infertility is usually defined as having no pregnancy after a year of unprotected regular intercourse.


Sometimes you may feel this hidden or open feeling of anger toward your partner with infertility problems. On the other hand, the partner with infertility

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Willingness | 6 things you need to know, if you have PCOS

6 things you need to know, if you have PCOS

So, you have been diagnosed with PCOS and are still unsure about what it means exactly? Don’t worry you are not alone! It can be challenging to live with PCOS but learning more about the condition and how it affects

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Willingness | Living with Parkinson’s Disease

Living with Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s is now the second most common neurodegenerative disorder – about 1 in 500 people are affected by this disease. In other words: the likelihood of having this disorder impacting your brain capacity is growing more and more. 

Perhaps you

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Willingness | The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

Co-parenting is the more or less equal sharing of parenting responsibilities by guardians after divorce. It is always a challenge for ex-partners with kids to continue being present in their child’s life while avoiding the conflicts and complications as much

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Willingness | Porn and Sex: Porn as Sex Education

Porn and Sex: Porn as Sex Education

Worldwide we always talk about the importance of sex education and way to provide information to the world population about safe and healthy sex life, and relationships. While digging deeper into the ways of people getting information about sex, pornography

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Willingness | The pros and cons of living with ADHD

The pros and cons of living with ADHD

You probably have heard about ADHD before. It is a neurodevelopmental disorder usually diagnosed in childhood rather than adulthood and often a lifelong condition that one has to live with. For so long, ADHD is mostly portrayed as a disorder

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