Diasporic literature can not shy away from sexuality and ecology of a particular cultural space. Due to different sexuality and ecology of the host land, the migrants often feel at a loss regarding their continuity with their native culture or acculturation with the host culture. This results in myriads of pain and trauma of the migrants. However, their traumas are more linked with their ambition and its fulfillment. The present paper makes an endeavour to delve deep into the inherent sexuality, ecology, pain and ambition in the works of Jhumpa Lahiri and Margaret Wilson whom I have categorized as Diasporic writers in their own context