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The Erotic Self.

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

Updated: Feb 26, 2023


Will you allow your Erotic Self to transform you, move you, change you? Can you give her/him/they space to breathe and occupy you in this lifetime?

Does your Erotic Self have permission to touch, be touched, be your Beloved and your Lover(s). Lick your neck in the early morning, touch you slowly giving rise to a quickened breath? I ask because we often lock our Erotic Self away with our Shadow Side, only allowing them to come out at specific times, or when they over take us from being imprisoned for too long…or never not at all. Your Shadow Side (the parts we deem shameful and secretive) and the Erotic Self — both have needs and dream of being acknowledged by you.


Your Erotic Self is beyond physical sex, it’s part of your Whole Self. It’s your romantic, desirable, adorable, sensual, powerful, soft, wet, hard, throbbing, masculine, feminine, non-binary spiritual Self. Whatever language you have chosen to name this part, let them breathe and take up space inside of you. This energy will ooze into your creativity, relationships, love making the way you move, your knowingness of your worth… giving new birth to who you already are.


Depth, power and tenderness all in one. I love this for you. Recognize your Self. Hello Erotic Sensual Being. I want to get to know you. It’s my pleasure to know you. May I see you?


Fox M., Therapist (AMFT)

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