— excerpt from Gigi Penn’s “Arousal Is Needed: The Source of #RadicallySexy”
What feels physically pleasing to wear? How can I use my clothing to convey my emotions today? Do I feel safe enough in my own skin to celebrate my identity through my fashion choices? What do I learn about myself when I defy trends andtailor my style around personal pleasure and expression?
How often do I move my body in a way that feels good? How can I explore low impact full body foreplay into my everyday routines outside of sexual interactions? What can I add or subtract from my daily routines that would allow me to savor enjoyable sensations more? If my body were a temple, what offerings would I leave myself as a deity? What does honoring a sacred space look and feel like?
How is my relationship to sensual experiences either inhibited or elevated by my race, gender, sexuality, weight, or income? Which of these things is a result of forced marginalization by The POWERS THAT BE? What is weaponized against me in this search for a pleasurable life? What tools do I possess in response?
How can I utilize these discoveries to change the current conditions of my life and those of the people I care about?
What methods have I developed that I would recommend to the next person? If arousal can inspire me to show up differently, what and who else can it inspire?
So, are you ready to let arousal have its way with you?
- Priya Tarpley, client
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