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Feb 19, 2014 11 min

Let’s Just Get Naked

from Single Dad Laughing Podcast

A couple weeks ago, I published my blog post Weird Boobs and Little Wieners, and the response was overwhelmingly agreeable, which to me meant that… 1) an incredible amount of people struggle with feeling like their most treasured physical body parts are going to be heavily scrutinized any time their clothes come flying off in a fit of passion. And 2) that an incredibly high percentage of people are sick and tired of feeling that way. I was so nervous about publishing that one for some reason, but I’m really glad I did. That post, and the discussion that ensued, was heavily focused on that first time (or the first few times) two people are intimate with each other. But what about those times when we chronically feel like our bodies aren’t good enough for the person we are committed to in the long-term? I think back to my second marriage. God, she was a sexy woman. I mean, in all honesty, she was as close to physical perfection when we married as any magazine could airbrush a woman. The problem was, she couldn’t seem to see it. In fact, she really hated just about everything her body was, and because she judged herself so harshly, I began judging myself more harshly, and it began spiraling into this weird, “don’t look at me I’m hideous, let’s only have sex with the lights off” thing Continue reading: Let’s Just Get Naked

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