Boundaries in physical intimacy can be blurry and sometimes it can go unexpressed particularly if communication does not feel open.
If the body and mind are in dissonance, it builds a split response within issuing a confusing state of “what are my needs and desires?”, in contrast, to “Am I meeting my partner’s desires by crossing my own?”
Are you able to express your needs?
Are you able to honour your Yes?
Can you communicate your No without fear?
Pre-coital Protecting herself from opening to anyone, this was a safe space of being with the opposite sex: doing cool and unusual things. At the same time, there was no danger of getting hurt as they all were unavailable and too close-hearted to engage emotionally. Only the sense of physicality remained: the well-embedded feel of how the body reacted to a substance and another body without any thought of moral dilemma.
Freedom was being exploited as it was never lived to the fullest before.
Post-coital
Delving into the mere physicality of sex, her heart sadly shone with these realisations:
Constantly allowing that dominating aspect to strain through the pores of physical contact is an attachment to what it should look like. Was she attached to how Man should be?
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