Most of us have a pretty limited view about sex.
Ready to actually experience the sex and intimacy you actually need and really want?
When we have sex, do we actually know what we are looking for?
Play? Fun? Release? Connection? Love? Reassurance? Validation? Healing? Transcendence? A baby?
Or simply the feeling of being desired and alive?
There is no right or wrong intention.
Porn. Film. Culture. Religion. Medicine. Our families. Our past experiences. They all shape the stories we carry about sex, desire, pleasure and what we're supposed to want. Sex as performance. Sex as penetration. Sex as validation. Sex as something we should want, understand and somehow be good at.
Sex can be and mean so many things. But what happens when we start questioning these narratives? When sex becomes less about performance or following a script, and more about discovering what actually feels true for us?

Ready to experience safety, deep connection, be yourself and ask for what you need and desire authentically?
What would it feel like to:
- explore and discover different intentions around relating and sex?
- get clear about your real intention when it comes to relating and sex?
- get really honest about what you need and want?
- learn and practice how to ask for what you need and deeply desire in any given moment?
- experience the type of intimacy or sex you really desire or need?
Ready to allow yourself to be seen and met with what is actually true for you, especially when you feel vulnerable or uncertain?



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