(How many can you tick off?)
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1. You have done so much therapy, coaching, personal development work, workshops, and women’s circles, even tried a yoni egg or a Tantra workshop. And while they all helped you get to where you are, now you know that S-E-X is the final hurdle.
Does the word itself activate something within you? Interesting, isn’t it?
2. You know there is SO. MUCH. MORE. pleasure and rawrrr you can experience. You can feeeeeel your body’s pleasure potential, you need guidance to dive in.
Where do you start? And how?
Step this way, my friend we have cookies 😈🍪🍪
3. You feel sick of your own sexual and mental blocks, and know if you don’t do something different, you will go round and round from fuckboi to fuckboi, unfulfilling hookups and not saying anything in sex.
OR just continually pushing your partner away and feeling lonely.
4. You are tired of telling yourself you are too tired/too busy/too stressed to think about sex.
Yes you are stressed, but you also know that you can make time.
(Also, I have soooo many tools to work on the stress that are not breathwork, doing yoga, or trying to, “calm down”)
5. You KNOW so much of this mentally.
You know sex is good, orgasms are great, that you have responsive desire, that your body is beautiful just as it is, it’s not just pleasing the man, feminism yeaaaahhhhh….
…. and yet your body and emotions aren’t on board with it and you want to change it.
6. And finally…
You’re a seeker. You are one of the weird ones who is always looking for more. Always trying to learn more and improve yourself.
Sex is the frontier that has caused you the most wounding AND AND AND you know where the catalyst for healing and transformation comes from.
If you ticked off a few, I think The Shameless Woman Immersion group program is for you.
Want to take the next step? Book a free call with me here to explore if it’s right for you. Make a cuppa and let’s talk through any questions you have.
And one more thing…
.Just so you know, we WILL be addressing the need to constantly improve yourself because the not-so-secret is the more you stop trying to improve yourself, the better you feel.
Lucy Rowett, CSC – Pronouns: She/Her/Her