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How Can We Come Together?

  • Writer: Fox Eros
    Fox Eros
  • Feb 25, 2023
  • 1 min read

When working with intimate relationships / couples, I’ve observed people isolating themselves in their sexual problems.

It can feel really vulnerable to reach out to our Lover(s) when things are difficult. And at the same time… being in relationship with people and letting them into our struggles is another option that can possibly bring everyone closer, over time.

I’m always holding space for what happens when ask for support and become transparent while being compassionate with ourselves and our Lover(s). And it can feel more fun to have a team! You can even name your team something silly to take the pressure off.


(*please note, I do not intend this for relationships where there are safety & harm issues).


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