Personal insights on sex, intimacy and the art of authentic relating​

The reasons people seek professional intimate services are far more complex than stereotypes suggest, ranging from education and healing to exploration and connection. Moving beyond judgment reveals that sex work often serves as specialised support for sexuality and personal growth.

Human attraction is complex and nuanced, rarely fitting neatly into the simple categories we've been given for sexual orientation. Understanding this beautiful spectrum helps us honor our authentic selves rather than forcing ourselves into boxes that may not truly fit.

Jealousy is a completely normal human emotion that serves as our nervous system's alarm about perceived threats to connections we value. Learning to process it with curiosity rather than shame can actually strengthen relationships by providing valuable information about our needs and boundaries.

Sexual shame is a deep belief that there's something fundamentally wrong with our sexual selves, affecting how we connect with others and whether we believe we deserve pleasure. Breaking free requires recognizing that those inherited messages about sexuality were opinions, not facts, and we get to write our own story.

While we often use these terms interchangeably, sex, sexuality, and intimacy are three distinct elements of human connection. Recognizing their differences gives you a practical toolkit for creating deeper, more fulfilling relationships.