01/15/2026
Many women arrive at this work already knowing something is off in the way their aliveness has been interpreted, managed, and narrowed over time.
What often brings relief isn’t permission to want more, but language that finally fits lived experience. Language that recognizes erotic life as responsive, intelligent, and shaped by context — rather than something that should remain stable, available, or easily explained. When that recognition lands, shame loosens. Curiosity returns. Choice becomes possible again.
This is where depth work begins: by building the internal and external structures that allow aliveness to move without distortion. Not by fixing desire, but by developing the capacity to stay in relationship with it as it shifts, intensifies, recedes, and reorganizes.
If this reframes something you’ve struggled to name, pause with it.
What changed for you when desire learned it had to be managed?
What might become possible with a larger container?
Save this if it gives language to something you’ve lived.
Share it with someone who’s ready for a deeper frame.
And if you, like me, are seeding structures of greater eros and creative power for 2026, join me for Reclaiming Eros 🌹 see bio link for details and registration 💫🌑