The objective of this study is to examine the opinions of experts who have researched the sexuality of individuals with mental disabilities. For this research, three experts (sexual consultant, sexual pedagogue and pedagogue) who have worked in Germany and Austria for 10 to 35 years have been chosen for the sexual life of individuals with mental disabilities. This study was designed as a qualitative research. The semistructured interview technique was used. The obtained data were analyzed by descriptive analysis technique. The findings suggest that the sexuality of mentally disabled individuals is a taboo today and these individuals are not allowed to live their sexuality as they wish. It has also been pointed out that mentally disabled individuals do not receive adequate support for sexual education, that these individuals are not very informed about their bodies and that they are unable to recognize their bodies due to their cognitive development. It’s also observed that mentally disabled individuals’ desire to have children is rejected by their families and educational support staff. Findings from this study are expected to contribute to academicians who will research the sexuality of mentally disabled individuals or potentially to the preparation of a sexual education program As there is not a great body of resources and research on thesexuality of mentally disabled people, their environment including theirparents harbour prejudice about their sexuality. This prejudice has ledto these people being seen as asexual, childish or people whose instinctsare out of control, strongly addicted to sex or people who don’t have anysuch instincts (Leue-Kading,2004). Limitations and prejudice stemmingfrom parents and the environment lead these individuals to suppresstheir sexuality. It is commonly thought that people with mentaldisabilities can live happily without emotional and sexual relationships.They can be also be perceived as dangerous as they cant control theirsexual behaviours (Schonwiese & Sailer-Lausmann, 2000). Theeducational approach and unwritten rules of societies place limitations on people with mental disabilities in expressing their sexuality. Beingsuppressed by the society may led them relieve themselves manually orexhibit aggressive behaviour. These individuals are thought to beprotected from sexual relationship as they are ‘special people’. Due to thenegative approach of society toward these individuals, researchers haveformed a different perspective about their sexuality (Bannasch,2002).These researchers have indicated that these individuals have senses likethe rest of us and can identify with real sexuality. They also indicate thatthese individuals have the physical capacity for their sexual needs andthat their sexually has no difference from the rest of society (Bannasch,2002; Krenner, 2003; Walter, 1992).For this research, three experts (sexual consultant, sexualpedagogue and pedagogue) who have worked in Germany and Austria for10 to 35 years have been chosen for the sexual life of individuals withmental disabilities. This study was designed as a qualitative research.The semi-structured interview technique was used.The obtained data were analyzed by descriptive analysis technique.The finding ssuggest that the sexuality of mentally disabled individualsis a taboo today and these individuals are not allowed to live theirsexuality as they wish. It has also been pointed out that mentally disabledindividuals do not receive adequate support for sexual education, thatthese individuals are not very informed about their bodies and that theyare unable to recognize their bodies due to their cognitive development.It’s also observed that mentally disabled individuals’ desire to havechildren is rejected by their families and educational support staff.Findings from this study are expected to contribute to academicians whowill research the sexuality of mentally disabled individuals or potentiallyto the preparation of a sexual education program.According to the field research, it has been found out thatindividuals with mental disabilities face four to ten times more sexualharassment than the average for the rest of society due to the lack ofjudgement and the ability to evaluate the situation. They may accept anyapproach including sexual relations or touching without knowing theyare being harassed sexually (Soylu, Senturk Pilan, Aya, & Sonmez, 2012).The main concern of their families is that they may be sexually harrasedwhen they enter puberty. this research also indicates that their familiesdo not have enough information about sexuality (Mermer, 1993) andsome families do not give enough information about sexuality to theirchildren (Ciftci, Tekinarslan and Eratay, 2013). The research made byCangl, Karaca and Aslan (2013) indicates that individuals with mentaldisabilities with working hormones, have sexual instincts like the rest ofsociety. It has also been discovered in another piece of research that theirsexual behaviours are being suppressed by their families, carers andteachers (Nancy A and Elias 2006)The main outcome of this research is that sexuality of theseindividuals is still taboo. They are not given any opportunity to live theirsexuality. According to Aslan, Cangol and Karaca (2013), sexuality is animportant factor in their quality of life. People who are supporting theseindividuals' lives should remove all obstacles which relate to sexuality(Friske, 1995). According to the research, it is commonly thought that these individuals are seen as childish throughout their whole lives andshould be supported by someone continuously. The reason why theseindividuals are seen in this way by other members of the society and theirfamilies is that they have some difficulties in describing their sexualbehaviours and when these behaviours are suitable and the mostimport