In the heat of intimacy, it's easy to get swept away. But within this passionate dance lies a crucial, often unspoken element: consent. In my last blog post, we touched upon consent and the power of “Yes," emphasizing that a clear and enthusiastic "yes" is the only acceptable answer in any intimate situation. This requires the confidence to say "no" and understand the power dynamics at play, which doesn’t always come so easy.
Consent isn't a passive assumption or a “maybe;” it's an ongoing, enthusiastic "YES" communicated freely and verbally. In this blog post, we’ll explore why explicit consent is vital in all intimate situations and what to do if you've experienced a violation of consent.
Do you ever find yourself dimming your light to avoid conflict? Putting others' needs before your own? Silencing your voice for fear of being seen as "difficult"? If so, you might be grappling with the subtle but powerful force of "good girl" conditioning. In this article, we’ll explore how to break free from this conditioning to live a fuller, happier life.
Self-care often gets relegated to bubble baths and face masks, but what if there was a deeper, more transformative way to nurture ourselves? Today I want to introduce you to the concept of a pleasure practice: a conscious effort to explore and experience joy and satisfaction in our bodies.
Many people associate the term "erotic" solely with the realm of physical intimacy. However, as scholar and activist Audre Lorde proposes in her seminal work "Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power," this definition severely limits the concept's true potential. In this article, let’s explore how we tap into this reservoir of vibrant energy for ourselves.
I won the amazing opportunity to do a free “Mommy & Me” photoshoot with Bonnie Douglas of D2D Photo. We shot these the day after my birthday and baby girl was ready for the limelight.
Coronavirus is changing life and business as we know it. Here’s a blog post to shed some light on some of the ways entrepreneurs can make our businesses more flexible to meet the evolving demands of our audience during this difficult time.
Period sex is a normal, natural thing. With this post, I hope to demystify myths like this about period sex and help everyone on their journeys to sexual pleasure all month long!
See my first professional, promotional boudoir photoshoot with Olesha Haskett for local lingerie boutique, Cherry Blossom Intimates.
An estimated 40% of men worldwide experience erectile dysfunction— 1 in 4 by the time they turn 40. In this post, learn about a ground-breaking new drug-free solution from Giddy.
Happiness is often found through acts of gratitude. In the spirit of giving thanks, here’s my list of four things I’m most grateful for in 2019.
Sexuality education should be accessible to anyone with a passion for sexual health or advocacy, and a willingness to learn and make a difference in their community.
The first time I had sex was a turning point for me and my knowledge of sex. I didn’t have the best sex education in school and I had to learn about my pleasure much like the rest of us: on my own, the hard way.
Sexual independence doesn’t mean that you will never need or want a sexual partner again, but it is the key to having great sex both with your partner(s) and with yourself…
Here are 3 of my own personal secrets and resources for tapping into and connecting with your sensual self through self-care…
