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(Replay) Mismatched libidos with Kai Werder
(Replay from 2020)What happens when one person wants sex more often than the other?In this conversation with sex educator Kai Werder, we talk about…
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(Replay from 2020)What happens when one person wants sex more often than the other?In this conversation with sex educator Kai Werder, we talk about…
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I'm sharing some of my favorite episodes throughout September, and this replay is a peek into a part of my life I don't talk…
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I’ve missed being here. The last month has taken me somewhere I wasn’t quite expecting, and I wanted to check in and tell you…
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I’m in my forties and still figuring out what life and love are all about. I’ve made peace with that being the point.
I’m a love coach based in San Francisco, helping people navigate relationships through vulnerability, authenticity, and playfulness. Those three are the foundation of everything I teach and try to embody, even when it’s messy. Especially when it’s messy.
Communication and honesty are the foundation of my work. I believe nearly everything can be improved with an honest sit-down. If you’re tired of playing games, want to speak up for what you want in life, and ready to inject a bit more play into your love life, you’re in the right place.
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