#109 How To Have Pleasure In The Act Of Sex — Margaret Kaye

🔥 Too self-conscious? Discover how to have pleasure in the act of intimacy by challenging stereotypes, embracing desire and practicing self agency.   🔥 How To Have Pleasure In The Act Of Sex Key elements for intimate delight can be found in Shakespeare´s “Venus and Adonis,” where Venus actively pursuits Adonis as the object of her desire contrary to societal gender conditioning at his and our times, providing timeless elements to have pleasure in the act of sex such as challenging stereotypes, embracing desire and practicing self agency.   🔥 Challenge Stereotypes Shakespeare's portrayal of Venus as 'an actively desirous woman' doesn't just defy the passive roles typically assigned to women in literature; it opens a dialogue about societal norms and expectations of women to be subdued, inviting us to reconsider our own preconceived notions about gender roles and embracing female agency.   🔥 Embrace Desire By casting Venus as a figure of active desire, Shakespeare enriches her character and the narrative, breaking away from the traditional portrayal of women as passive recipients of male action, and inspiring us to explorations of themes like love and desire with autonomy.   🔥 Personal Agency Shakespeare's Venus exemplifies strong character agency by actively pursuing her desires rather than waiting passively for events to unfold. This empowers her character, allowing her actions and choices to significantly influence the course of the story. This not only adds complexity to his characters but also encourages audiences to rethink societal norms in a progressive view.   🔥 About Margaret Kaye Margaret Kaye has been teaching the Feldenkrais Method of Movement for over 20 years. Margaret is a certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner, Assistant Trainer, and member of the Australian Feldenkrais Guild. She has run an active practice since graduation from the Melbourne Feldenkrais Professional Training Program in 1991.  Due to an Occupational Overuse injury Margaret was unable to work for several years. This is now a speciality area, amongst others. Margaret also specialises in working with performers, such as actors, musicians and athletes.   She has conducted lessons in various tertiary educational institutions including: the Australian Institute of Music (AIM), both with actors in Dramatic Arts and musicians in the Body Awareness for Musicians class in Classic Performance; and the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA). Learn more at: https://www.feldenkrais.net.au/ https://www.instagram.com/margaretkayefeldenkrais/   🔥 What´s next? Get FREE guide to awaken sensuality, special promotions and The Sensual Sessions podcast delivered on your inbox clicking here: https://www.candiaraquel.com/awaken-sensuality