Episode #157: Sexual Freedom & Fulfillment after Trauma with Mariah Freya from Beducated

Live Your F*ck Yes Life

CW: sexual assault, harassment

“Something is wrong with me.” Words I used to think and say out loud all the damn time when I wasn’t feeling turned on enough or when I felt pain during sex or when I started having sex with vulva owners and had no idea what the fuck I was doing.

If only I’d known about how trauma and living in a culture rooted in the patriarchy can impact our own body’s (and thus selves) ability to access our own needs for consent, our own voice and access our own desires.

In todays very raw and incredibly important episode, I’m so honored to be joined by Mariah Freya (she/her), co-founder and CEO of Beducated — the worlds leading online shame free sex education platform — to deep dive into all of this and more.

Things we talk about in todays episode:

our shared experience with sexual trauma and how that has impacted our sex lives and capacity for pleasure

cultivating safety in sex

Mariah’s dangerous experience in the tantric community

how big tech is intentionally getting in the way of shame free sex education

dissociation and PTSD responses during / around sex

ways to deepen into your pleasure with intention

navigating low libido, pelvic floor pain, cults, punk culture and beyond

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