Archive for February 2018
The Enemy of Your Orgasm
Dear Dr. Darcy:
I’m going to start by saying that if I could be a lesbian, I would be. I am so tired of the guys I date giving up on me if I don’t come within 5 minutes of oral. Do girls really orgasm that fast?
My last boyfriend had a scruff and when I asked him to be careful (because his stubble was HURTING ME), he told me that he’s never had complaints before and that I was the only girl he’s ever been with who didn’t orgasm through sex.
Is there something wrong with me? Are all men like this?
Read MoreV is for Vulnerability this Valentine’s Day
It’s the key ingredient to a healthy relationship – and the hallmark to a healthy intimate relationship.
I know this.
Intellectually.
I’ve personally experienced the deep connection and sense of belonging that comes when I’ve taken down my wall and allowed another person to see who I truly am – flaws and all.
And as great as it may feel on the other side – when the person with whom I’ve been vulnerable responds with kindness and compassion and says they care about me even more because I’ve been real with them – no matter how good this new bond may feel, I never get there intentionally.
It is generally my conscious intent to avoid that very dynamic: the one where I’m exposed to personal judgement or rejection. Keep reading to see how I struggle with vulnerability…
Read More7 Ways Texting Can Kill A Relationship
Texting is a necessary part of life – particularly in our personal lives.
As a therapist, I love the transparency that texting provides me. Gone are the days when I used to rely on a client’s ability to accurately retell a conversation of what transpired outside of session. Texting, for me, is the equivalent of going directly to the videotape.
Not a day goes by without someone thrusting their phone in my face, saying, “Can you believe this?!”
I can believe it, because I’ve seen it all.
In fact, I’ve seen so many texting faux pas that today I offer you the 7 Most Common Text Mistakes I see people make which cause their conversations (and often, their relationships) to implode.
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