I say this with all my love and care for you ladies. I know how good it feels when a person compliments you, says ‘I want you’ or ‘I love you’. We’re human. We love that hit of dopamine when someone says something nice to us. It can literally feel addicting. But do you find […]
This week’s false belief that I’m myth busting is the belief that women are supposed to be nice. And if we’re not nice, we’re considered a bitch…which is bad. I call 💩💩!! What’s ridiculous about this, is that there is a full spectrum of emotions and feelings that live between nice and bitch. And yet […]
I remember hearing a guy tell me this joke about loose women when I was 19 years old…”it’s like throwing a hotdog down a hallway and hoping to hit one of the walls.” You might be wondering what in the heck am I talking about here. There is a myth that if a woman has […]
This month I’m focusing on the false beliefs that society would us believe about women. And exposing the 💩 behind them. Starting with the false belief that if you’re over the age of 30 (or some other arbitrary number) and single, that something is wrong with you or you are un-lovable. I call 💩💩!! It’s […]
This week, let’s talk about how YOU can turn YOURSELF on. 💡 TRUTH BOMB! 💥 You do not need someone else in order to be turned on or to feel turned. You can do that all by yourself girl! Sure, it feels good to be turned on by someone else. But you hold the power […]
I’m kicking off this week talking about the fear of rejection. (Cue the dun dun DUN music!) Specifically speaking about interpersonal relationships–whether that’s plutonic friendships or romantic partnerships. I’m currently reading a book called The Pivot Year by Brianna Wiest. (shout out to one of my FC clients Hannah for so generously gifting me with this book!) One of […]
Let me share a story with you… I grew up in a religious family. I grew up believing that I needed to wait until I was married to experience sex. While that is a nice, idyllic thought, I felt an immense amount of shame because of it that followed me through to my thirties. You see, I’ve felt […]
