Many women, especially those raised in sexually conservative cultures, receive the message—directly or indirectly—that being spiritual or “good” means distancing themselves from their sexuality.
	
	This framing often leads women to see their sexual nature as something to suppress in order to maintain their spiritual worth or desirability. As a result, many enter marriage believing that sex is a duty they perform for their husband rather than an expression of their own identity, pleasure, and well-being.
	
	In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife joins Tanya Hale of the <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/intentional-living-with-tanya-hale/id1455161002">Intentional Living Podcast</a> to challenge these cultural messages and offer an important reframe on women's sexuality. They discuss the ways these messages undermine women’s sense of self and self-respect and explore how integrating sexuality and spirituality allows women to reclaim desire, develop deeper self-trust, and cultivate more equal, fulfilling relationships.

If you are ready to rethink your relationship to desire and sexuality, <a href="https://buytickets.at/jenniferfinlaysonfifephd/1604915">JOIN US for the Art of Desire Workshop in Gilbert, Arizona! Use the code DESIRE to SAVE $100 on your ticket!&nbsp;</a>

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