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 Tantra and Sacred Sexual Techniques
Although sex can be perfectly healthy and fulfilling when it is superficial - not to mention fun - sex also has the potential to bring us closer to ourselves, each other and spirituality. I think all consensual adult sexual expressions are valid and sexual variety can have a place in every healthy sex life. Wouldn't it be a shame if someone said you could only eat . . . |
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Sex for Mommies It's not unusual to have a low libido after the arrival of your baby. The added stress of caring for your new family member, the resultant lack of sleep, postpartum hormonal changes, as well as possible episiotomy and Caesarean section stitches certainly won't make most women feel entirely sexy. On the other hand, the blood . . . |
 Freedom from Sexual Shame
When we do something which violates our sense of right and wrong, we feel guilty. This important emotion can guide us to do better in the future. But shame eclipses guilt. Shame is the feeling of being unworthy. Rather than motivate us to improve our behavior, shame demoralizes us . . . |
 Ten Things Women Should Never Do for FREE
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A Letter to the Wives . . .
You might think me a very bold woman, taking the liberty of talking to you. After all I am the kind of woman most women love to hate. I may not have actually had sex with your husband, but I have had sex with a lot of women’s husbands.
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The Truth About Men Have you noticed how popular it has become to make fun of men? Seems every sitcom, comedy routine or television drama I see finds a way to skewer men. Even an episode of NYPD tackled the idea of a man getting his penis cut off with an undercurrent of humor. It concerns me that the NYPD writers think such subject matter funny. . . | |
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Think you know all there is to know about sex? Think again. Most people have a very limited definition of sex . . . the four basic concepts of “urge,” “instinct,” “intercourse” and “genitals.” It’s no wonder we have such a narrow definition of sex. Our culture and our language not only reflect perceptions – they shape them. But is sex just an urge or instinct? And is sex limited to intercourse or our genitals? First, let's address the idea that sex always involves our genitals. It doesn't!
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"The half a day or so that I spend with her once every two weeks has been far more important to my sanity and happiness than all the hours I’ve spent during the previous 30+ years in church, on therapists’ couches, and on barstools." The above quote comes from a man who has been visiting a courtesan on a regular basis for about a year. He claims the professional relationship has sparked a new zest for life in him and even prompted him to pursue new creative interests such as playing a musical instrument. He is not alone. Here are some comments from my former clients:
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