Reclaiming Sex After Shame Shame doesn’t always scream. Sometimes it whispers: “You’re too much.” “You’re not enough.” “You should know better.” “You should have said no.” Shame lives in the pauses, the silences, the tightness in your chest when someone touches you with love and you flinch. It’s in the memories you can
Healing Through Embodied Presence There’s a kind of touch that doesn’t just land on the skin— It meets you. It calls you back into your body. It says: “You are safe here. You are allowed to stay.” But for many of us, touch has not always felt like a home. It has felt like a trap. Like something we owed. Or something we used to disap
Reimagining Pleasure as a Sacred Act We often separate the sacred from the sensual. We put holiness in churches and pleasure in bedrooms. We treat spirit and body like strangers—or worse, enemies. But what if the divide was never real? What if sex, in its most honest, present form, wasn’t just a physical act… but a kind of prayer?
What it really means to reclaim your body, your desire, and your voice We talk a lot about “sexual freedom” today—about choice, identity, and liberation. And yet, so many people still carry fear in their pleasure, shame in their desire, and guilt in their boundaries. The truth is, freedom isn’t just about doing what you want. It’s a
Taking off the masks so we can finally be touched where it matters We crave intimacy, yet so often we fear what it requires most: vulnerability. We say we want to be seen, but when someone really looks, we flinch. We long for love, but we show up to it armored—performing, pleasing, protecting, pretending. True intimacy isn’t built through