Help your partner go from “NO” to their most genuine and authentic “YES” into desire, pleasure, and sensual security.
Nearly everyone has experienced some form of sexual abuse or trauma.
Whether from our past lovers, family members, someone who used to be in our circle of trust, someone at church, or even someone we perceived as an authority figure like a doctor… we’ve been shamed or made to feel weird about our sexuality.
My dear friend Ariel Giarretto calls this a rupturing of our physical and emotional trust.
In today’s video, she and I discussed how you could make your lover feel safe during sex after they experienced sexual abuse or trauma.
This is an introductory video, and I hope you’ll find time to watch this.
Check Out Our Video Here ⇐ How To Feel Safe During Sex, Especially After Sexual Abuse Or Trauma.
SAFETY IN INTIMACY
We also discuss why lovers should learn to love and implement boundaries in their relationships and sex lives.
As well as how to take a person who has experienced sexual abuse or trauma from a place of “NO” to their most genuine and authentic “YES” into desire, pleasure, and sensual security.
A lover or a partner is the best one to heal a person who has experienced sexual abuse or trauma, and today you’re going to discover how you can do that with special someone.
Click Here To Watch Our Video ⇐ How To Feel Safe During Sex.
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It’s all about the perfect way to hold your partner in your arms that takes both of you to your loverspace.
Time slows down to a complete stop, and your relationship heals and grows more and more beautiful with each passing second you hold each other this way.
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