Fast Times

I’d like to invite you to live fast this week.

“Whoo hoo!” you say. “About time we got some good partying goin’ on!”

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Cultivating Financial Patience

I’m not sure how many people will actually need to try cultivating this particular habit, but it’s probably one of the hardest-won and most useful that I’ve ever acquired, so I’ll share it.

Guest Post by Jenna: “To Kiss”

Recently I was a featured guest at the Erotic Literary Salon in Philadelphia. One of the other readers, Jenna, read this piece, and it struck me how perfectly it expresses the feelings I try to remind my clients and audiences of when I’m teaching my “Making Out” workshops.

Conversational Kissing

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Happierness

One of the primary motivations for creating this site is the idea of being “happy.”

I hate that idea.

Mainly because it’s such a transitory thing. I’ve always mistrusted happiness. As a parent, you see it more clearly, as your children beg you for that one…

What is “Love, Life, Practice” About, Anyway?

Why?

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Eye Gazing

This post is kind of a cheat, because while it is coming on “Love Day” it’s actually more of a Practice. It’s also going to have a bit of a narrow focus (pun intended, you’ll see) as it is aimed at dimorphic relationships. That is, relationships between two people (at a time).

Principles vs. Rules

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I confess, I’ve always had a bit of a problem following rules. Ask anyone, from my youngest days toddling around the mall where my…

Life Cannot Be Put Off

While catching up with my middle daughter Kat the other day, she mentioned that her sisters often pitied her. “They can’t believe I’m still in school, that I’ve got so many more years to go.”
“They talked about that in orientation,” she went on. “They warned us that our friends and family…