The latest Soapbox Therapy article on HerExchange is helping "Rebeka" make peace with her sexual appetite...here's a clip: 

First step: peel away the should, shed the supposed to, liberate yourself from judgment and begin to consider, embrace, and get to know your sexual appetite. Yes, really.

Judging and comparing your sexual appetite with questions like “am I normal or is this enough,” is taking you away from the real and underlying issues (nevermind emotionally exhausting!). Consider this; sexual appetite = different for everyone, for different reasons. Judgment = unnecessary. Books/articles telling you what and who and where and how much sex you’re supposed to have = don’t read them…ever.

Read the whole article HERE... 

Here's a taste from the latest article, WHEN WOMEN CHEAT, from Soapbox Therapy on HerExchange...

Dear Stuck,  

You are so brave and fabulous for writing in, admitting your indiscretions, and reaching out. Thank you for you. Before I even begin to respond to your amazing and important question, I want to apologize and ask for your forgiveness.

The reason: I’m not really going to answer your question in the way you were hoping.

Here's a taste of the latest Soapbox Therapy column from HerExchange...

Dear Brooke, I’ve been in a relationship for over 5 years with a man that makes me sad more than glad. I think I’ve gotten used to our rhythm and patterns, but I feel in my gut that this isn’t the best, or healthiest relationship for me. Despite having my life together in every other area, I haven’t managed to figure out how to leave or improve the relationship. I feel stuck. Help!

Thanks,
Stuck

This month, in preparing for 2011, HerExchange, the fabulous New York-based women's e-zine, is bringing Soapbox Therapy to it's roster of amazing monthly columns! For the December column, a HerExchange reader asked about getting along with family over the holidays while the past year has been anything but cheerful...here's a taste:

"Faking is pretending your feelings don’t exist. Shelf-ing them comes with a certain wisdom– knowing there’s is a time and place, and your feelings deserve to be expressed in a context of respect, not drama."

Check out the entire article HERE!