To create and sustain healthy intimate relationships, we often need to go back to the original building blocks of our sexual socialization and see how our patterns of sexual behavior took shape.
We need to look at how we were modeled - or, in other words, what we learned and internalized about sex and relationships throughout our childhood and adolescence, and how those experiences affected the ways we “mate and relate” today. I often ask people to think about the following statements and whether they are true or false:
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Definitely does without a doubt. Your parents are responsible for teaching you what sexuality is and the morales that go behind it. For a female, your mother is the greatest role model.
Yeah my mom taught me that you have either a gold mine or a dynomite depending on which way you want to it.
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