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What if your sexuality was a garden?
In this week's Matt's Musing, I revisit one of my favorite metaphors from Emily Nagoski to explore how our beliefs about sex are planted long before we ever have a say. Family, religion, culture, media, and past relationships all leave their mark. Some of those messages help us grow, while others become weeds that create shame, pressure, and disconnection.
In this short episode, I talk about why we don't have to keep every belief we inherited, how to identify the "weeds" that no longer serve us, and what it looks like to intentionally cultivate a healthier, more authentic relationship with sexuality.
At the end, I leave you with one simple question that might change the way you think about your own sexual story.
If you've ever struggled with shame, performance pressure, or feeling like your sexuality should look different than it does, this episode is for you.
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