Is Emotional Vulnerability Unattractive?
from Sexual Craftsmanship Hosted by Sarah L. Martin
Emotional vulnerability is a polarizing topic. And that's because, like all polarizing topics, it sits on top of a tension. On the one hand, all humans have emotions. We want to be fully ourselves, and that includes our emotions. On the other hand, we’ve all been told what we *should* do when it comes to emotions, and this is doubly so for men. In short, men want to be able to express their emotions in relationships, and also receive the message that to do so makes them seem weak. Fear not, though. When you are able to ditch the cheap, off-brand version many of us call emotional vulnerability in favor of the real deal, a whole world of opportunities awaits. Oh, and the real deal? It's sexy AF. In this episode, we'll cover: What emotional vulnerability is Common mistakes people make What you can do instead to enjoy truly emotionally vulnerable relationships... and be sexy AF If you want to get involved with the Sexual Craftsmanship community and have input into upcoming episodes, head over to the Sexual Craftsmanship subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/SexualCraftsmanship/ Curious what it’s like to learn with me? Check out my FREE course on How to Avoid the Friendzone for Good. Go to: avoidthefriendzone.com Connect with Sexual Craftsmanship online! Website: https://sexualcraftsmanship.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0o8MkhxcIwoSyTeM3AQ7lg Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SarahMartin
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Many people wonder about revealing their emotions to their partner - is it attractive, or is it off-putting? While it seems like a simple question, there's a lot of depth and nuance waiting beneath the surface. To discover whether or not it's attractive, you first need to know what exactly you mean when you say emotional vulnerability.
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