Name: Learning to Be Present for A More Satisfying Sex Life (November 2023)
SKU: WEBINARNOVEMBER2023
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Learning to Be Present for A More Satisfying Sex Life (November 2023)

How mentally and relationally present are we during sex? Are we truly aware of our partner’s presence—or do we drift somewhere else in our minds? Some people retreat into private fantasy, others are mentally making their Costco list or planning out the next day, while still others are disconnected waiting for it to be over. Learning to be fully present changes everything.

When we are emotionally and mentally engaged, we enter into the reality of our partner’s personhood—their feelings, their value, and the opportunity for genuine connection. Presence allows physical intimacy to become more than an act; it becomes a shared experience of being known, seen, and connected. Learning to be present is a sexual game changer.

Choose between Video Streaming or MP3 download. Each format comes with the Q&A’s asked from the webinar (if applicable) and the Transcript of the entire webinar.

Category: Webinar Replays SKU: WEBINARNOVEMBER2023

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Why Is Satisfying Sex So Difficult to Achieve and Maintain? Webinar Series: Learning to be Present
Recorded on November 2, 2023

How mentally and relationally present are we during the activity of sex? Are we even aware of our partner’s presence or do we go off to another place in our heads? Some people go to a private fantasy, others are mentally writing their Costco list or planning their day. Learning to be present brings us into the reality of the other’s personhood and their value. Learning to be present is a sexual game changer.

Fantasy: Affairs emanate from the fallacious illusion that life is better elsewhere. People don’t envision lasting and irreparable damage.
Effects of abuse: sexual, physical, emotional, spiritual
Verbal and visual attunement in which sexual union is a warm expression of friendship as opposed to closed eyes and non-observant.
Learning to be thoughtful about the other person’s sexual experience. Am I living as a sexual user / taker where the other person is an object? Porn, masturbation is very self-focused, and fantasy based. It’s not reality, it’s pretend.
What’s permissible?