I love us 2 Webseries Released

EORTV recently released the You Complete Me online Bisexual web series on the OTT Platform. Where Bollywood actress Luviena Lodh showed her great performance with actor Puneet Bhatia in the lead character of Taniya. What do you think about her personality, give a review of her character Taniya? To watch the Trending webseries “You Complete Me” then must visit our Website —  https://eortv.com Follow us on a  social media platform : Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Instagram #eortv #eortvmedia #youcompleteme #series #trendingseries #trendingnow #luvienalodh #deepakpandey #falgunishah #eortvoriginals #trendingnow #taniya #personality

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Mumbai, 5th September 2022: EORTV’s latest offering is a web series called ‘ You Complete Me ’ which features actors Luviena Lodh, Punit Bhatia, Raj Kumar in lead roles. Directed by Deepak Pandey, the show is gearing up for a release on the 9th September 2022. The show is set around a workspace and office culture that supports and hires people from the LGBTQ community. The trailer is out and is quite intriguing. It also features a few bold scenes, where lead actors Luveina and Puneet get intimate. The show explores a bisexual relationship and aims to showcase progressive content to its viewers through inclusion of all genders of the society. The plotline explores complex relationship dynamics that exist in the society and the lead characters will be seen navigating such dynamics. Speaking about the show, Director, Deepak Pandey said, “Relationship dynamics are always complex be it within straight people or people from the LGBTQ community. Human heart is very changeable which holds true...

It is often said that ’life imitates art and art imitates life.’ If that were true, 5.6% of all advertisements in the US alone would feature an LGBTQ+ character, and not just during the month of June. Today, Lego can release a rainbow lego set predicated on the idea that “Everyone is Awesome.” Global brands like Coca-cola, Verizon, and Gillette have little to no hesitation overtly advertising to and on behalf of their LGBTQ+ audiences. In fact, it is more of a risk not to feature inclusive advertisements considering the $3.7 trillion purchasing power of the LGBTQ+ community and their higher than average brand loyalty. According to our Global Workplace LGBTQ+ Attitudes Survey, eighty-one percent of LGBTQ-identifying individuals and allies are more likely to purchase a good or product from a company that supports LGBTQ+ equality. Undeniably, there is immense symbolic power in having experiences and representation of marginalised identities highlighted on posters and screens. Nevertheless...

People who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer (LGBTQ) often face social stigma, discrimination, and other challenges not encountered by people who identify as heterosexual. They also face a greater risk of harassment and violence. As a result of these and other stressors, sexual minorities are at increased risk for various behavioral health issues. There are many contributing factors, and below are some of the most common triggering issues that LGBTQ people face. Discrimination and Social Stigma Lack of Support for LGBTQ People Internalized Homophobia Co-Occurring Disorders The Need for Specialized Treatment Options

We all rely on health care services at some point in our lives, and many of us take them for granted. But not everybody has the same access to medical advice and treatment. As a result, certain populations suffer poorer health outcomes. These are known as health disparities. These are the main health disparities faced by the LGBTQ+ community. Higher rates of sexually transmitted infections More substance use and abuse Higher rates of mental health conditions Higher odds of obesity and eating disorders Higher rates of breast and cervical cancers Greater risk of heart disease