Everything in it’s right place
Posted: August 17, 2012 Filed under: coaching, OM, personal Leave a comment »
A quick post I have to type out – We talk a lot in this work about the benefits of turning women on vs fixing (healing, reforming, the list goes on) them. Fixing being a derivative of the pervasive, disempowering broken-wing bird –> white knight complex I have found myself ensnared in a few times in my life. Learning how to turn women on has a distinctly different flavor than fixing though both can create resentment.… read more
Kingdom Come
Posted: April 12, 2012 Filed under: personal Leave a comment »
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It was the end of the night. I was sitting in my back row seat at TurnOn San Francisco. 50 courageous people had just played three intimacy games and the room was quietly buzzing as the very last person said the very last thing of the very last game of the night, which is ironically known as “Intimacies”.… read more
If the shoe fits…
Posted: April 5, 2012 Filed under: OM, personal Leave a comment »So I have a female house guest this week. First off, I should say this is no ordinary female house guest. This is a hot, smart, Turned-On Woman with big brown bedroom eyes and boundless energy. She is the kind of woman most of me would do almost anything to please, for whom in my previous lives I would put my own needs and petty preferences away in order to win her favor and have things “go smoothly”.… read more
Flower master
Posted: April 4, 2012 Filed under: personal Leave a comment »OK so before I start, I have an admission: I have the desire to engage with this conversation, and while I have the capacity to think critically, I have no formal training in feminist thought. I have a slight fear of missing something important and running afoul of the brilliant, powerful women I’m about to comment on. In spite of that, I forge on:
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As I scanned my morning Facebook feed this morning, another phenomenal article with an angle on women’s sexuality caught my eye.… read more
Ripened Fruit
Posted: April 2, 2012 Filed under: OM, personal Leave a comment »
Originally featured on OneTaste.us
There is a woman I have seen a few times around town. We have said hello maybe twice. Almost a month apart. The first time was done awkwardly in a group. But I could still feel it. It’s that same slightly giddy feeling I have in an OM that tells me to stroke lighter. The second time was quick, and if all my attention had not been on her, I might have missed the way she used hers.… read more