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11 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Pleasure co-created from within, which I wrote about last time, requires being present and honest about what you feel. But there is an even deeper level of this honesty, one that few people reach: truly knowing what you want, not what you think you...
10 Jun 2026 3 minute read 3 comments luciman
Emotions that live in the body and filter the sensory experience, which I wrote about last time, bring us to a broader and more fascinating question: what is pleasure actually and where does it truly come from? Because if pleasure were purely physi...
9 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Sexual life as a barometer of inner state, which I wrote about last time, highlights something we know intuitively but rarely articulate clearly: emotions do not stay in the head. They live in the body. They express themselves through the body. And...
9 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Authentic intimacy, which I wrote about last time, reshapes the way you perceive yourself. But there is also the reverse of this relationship: the way you perceive yourself and your underlying emotional state reshape, in turn, your sexual life. And...
8 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Desire and vulnerability, which I wrote about last time, require something fundamental: showing yourself. Being seen. And it is precisely in that moment, the moment in which you are truly seen and the other person stays, that something happens to s...
7 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Sensuality, which I wrote about last time, is the basic condition of presence in intimacy. But there is something that precedes it and without which even presence does not reach its greatest depth: desire. Not desire as a biological reflex, but des...
7 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Sexuality as a language of identity, which I wrote about last time, shows us that intimacy is not just about what we do, but about how present we are in what we experience. And precisely this quality of presence brings me today to something that li...
6 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Love as a continuous process, which I wrote about in article 300, requires remaining present and curious in every dimension of the relationship. And there is one dimension we treat separately, as though it were something distinct from the rest of o...
5 Jun 2026 3 minute read 2 comments luciman
Shared values, which I wrote about last time, provide the direction for a couple. But direction alone moves nothing. What sets a relationship in motion, what keeps it alive and allows it to grow rather than solidify into a fixed form, is something...
5 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman
Mutual introspection, which I wrote about last time, brings you face to face with yourself in the relationship. But there is an even deeper level of a couple's stability, one that has nothing to do with communication skills or conflict management t...
