Sexuality and Intimacy
Passionate and exciting sexuality in intimate relationships is the outgrowth of loving and effective communication, and of each person taking personal responsibility for their own feelings. Passionate sexuality flows in safe relationship spaces.
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When To Have Sex in a New Relationship ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Fear of Intimacy ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
I Love Him But I'm Not Turned On To Him ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Integrating Spirituality and Sexuality ![]() |
Linda Marks, Copyright 2002 |
Men, Women, and Sex ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Time for Connection ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
What Really Creates Emotional Intimacy ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Why Do You Want to Make Love? ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
Why Marital Sex Often Dies ![]() |
Dr. Margaret Paul |
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Daily Inspiration
A major challenge in staying conscious is to take loving action in your own behalf. As soon as you don't, it is likely you will feel numb or anxious, depressed or angry. The numbness is your inner child's way of not feeling the pain of the inner abandonment. The anxiety, depression or anger are your inner child's feelings that result from inner abandonment. Notice your feelings and take the appropriate loving action in your own behalf.
By Dr. Margaret Paul