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It has been falsely reported from dubious sources that T. E. Lawrence was a homosexual. Not only was he indisputably not a homosexual, he was barely sexual at all. He made a point of avoiding any kind of physical contact with other people, male or female. He consistently objected to any form of intimacy. Furthermore, he carried on non-physical relationships with a number of women throughout his lifetime, often in an abundance of exchanged written correspondences. An article in The Daily Mail headlined, "Lawrence of Arabia had a secret female love who taught him Arabic during his time in Lebanon, according to a new book that refutes claims he was gay." The woman was an Arab, Farida al Akle, and there is historical proof that he loved her and she loved him. There has also been rumors that T. E. Lawrence may have married for a short time to a Shia Muslim girl named Akbar Jehan.