
AKA an incomplete list why women and vulva havers come to work with me and why it’s a bloody good idea for you to do it too.
How many resonate with you?
- You’ve come out of a relationship or marriage and are now dating or in a relationship, and want to get it right this time.
- You lost your sexy spark– whether from motherhood, divorce, illness, menopause, life being life and throwing shit at you, and now you want it back, thank you very much.
- You’re in a new relationship that is loving and wonderful… but you can’t get out of your head in sex. You’re ready to change it.
- Your last relationship or marriage was spectacularly toxic and now you’re ready to reclaim your body and sexuality for yourself.
- You feel unworthy of the love and pleasure you know you deserve, and you want to shift it.
- Your libido and sexual confidence have flatlined and you want it back. Or you never had it in the first place and you know it‘s possible.
- You’re at a point in your life where you are fed up with putting up with intimacy you don’t want. You feel entitled to your pleasure and excited at the delights that await you.
- You came out of purity culture or a high control relgious group or cult and you are ready to shed those bucket loads of sexual shame and finally celebrate your sexual self.
- You know you are so much more than, “mum”, and, “wife”, and you want to unleash that sexy siren inside of you.
- You and your partner keep repeating the same dysfunctional patterns over and over again and you know that different is possible.
- You keep getting all in your head with sex and intimacy and want to finally get into your body and have delicious orgasms.
- You know that you are, in fact, a highly sensual siren/horny beast/have a large sexual appetite/are just a very sexual gorgeous being and you want to explore who you are and try new things.
- You’re ready to shake off the Good Girl/Good Person conditioning and be more of the horny gorgeous person you are inside.
Is this you?
Then the Liberated 1:1 program for women and vulva havers is for you.
Lucy Rowett, CSC – Pronouns: She/Her/Her