“Compromise can be very loving when done with self respect and in a way that supports the relationship.” Compromise can be seen, by some people, as a positive thing—an opportunity to meet in the middle and come to a conclusion that satisfies both parties. However, it can often be viewed in a negative context, equated Read More
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Six Things I Never Thought I’d Be Doing as a Result of Having Written a Book
The thing about writing a book is that you then have to market it. Once the teeth gnashing, hand wringing, and hours spent in the chair typing are over, you have to tell the world about your book.
Your Tango: 5 Ways to Be True to Yourself Sexually
Being true to yourself sexually is about being in integrity with your eroticism. It’s about knowing who you truly are as a sexual being, embracing it, and living it authentically. Learn how in this article on YourTango.
There’s no such thing as Sexual Boredom
I don’t think there’s any such thing as sexual boredom. When people complain that they’re bored, it’s usually because uncomfortable feelings are coming up. Read more about it on MindBodyGreen.
Performance Anxiety: It’s Not Just for Men
There’s an assumption that performance anxiety is about guys getting it up, keeping it up, cumming at the right time. When in fact women are just as anxious as men; it just looks different.
Setting Boundaries: Honoring Your Truth in Romantic Relationship
Being able to set boundaries allows us to remain close to our lover even when we have differences. We can allow ourselves to be influenced by the other without losing ourselves.