February Blog Posts: Selflove

February Blog Posts: Selflove

Published February 12, 2024

For Valentine’s Day, our coaches wrote about how we learned to love ourselves.

Browse the links below to read the full post.

Imperfect and Worthy of Love

Deep down, I knew that my body was unlovable and so was I. I could never be good enough for love.
by Laura Bogush

The Power of Pleasure: Establishing Self-Love Through Masturbation

I did everything I could at different intervals in my life to mute my body for others.
by Lakota Fradette

My Self-Love Aroma

I took his hand again, closed my eyes, and deeply inhaled my vulva scent.
by Tosh Patterson

Uncovering the true, authentic version of myself I had buried deep inside

I had never put my hands on my body, skin to skin.
by Lisa Kan

A Symbol of My Self-Love

I hadn’t noticed that I’d pitted my desire to be a mother against my queerness.
by Emily Iverson

Loving Myself v1

I wanted true intimacy with more than one person.  I wanted more love in my life, not just more sex.
by Jennifer Rahner

A Quiet Power That Says It All

I learned that letting my armor down does not mean I am weak, but, in fact, states the exact opposite.
by Jessica Adams

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