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Having Feelings

There's a phrase that a lot of people use when talking about their feelings. They'll start their sentences with "I am..." As in: I'm angry. I'm sad. I'm scared. From a grammar angle, these ways of expressing emotions aren't any different than saying "I'm hungry" or "I'm ready to leave the party." But…

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How to Compliment a Woman

Giving a really good compliment is a powerful skill that can help you create a passionate, amazing relationship. And while I 100% believe that it's a useful talent, regardless of the gender of the person you're giving it to, it's even more important when you're talking with a woman. There are lots of reasons for that.…

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Turn Towards The Feelings

As a sex & relationship coach, I get to see people while they're in the middle of some difficult situations. I've mediated couples during arguments. I've worked with people when they're stuck in their triggers. I've talked with folks who were in the middle of their emotional reactions. And over and over, I've witnessed how…

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Active Receptivity

Have you ever noticed how often people talk about sex in terms of the "active partner" and the "passive partner?" It's a fascinating euphemism, and of course, what they're referring to is who's giving and receiving penetration. But separate from the fact that sex doesn't have to mean penetration, I don't see any reason to…

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Being Bold

I get a lot of questions from men who want to be able to approach women and aren't sure how to do it. Whether they're interested in socializing, dating, or a sexual connection (not that those are mutually exclusive), there are plenty of guys who would like to do engage with women without being creepy,…

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Giving Attention

Have you ever thought about what it means when you "pay attention"? It's a phrase I've heard often enough. When I was a kid, teachers and my parents told to pay attention to what they said. Advice columns say that we should pay attention to our partners. But there's something about it that never quite felt…

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