I recently responded to a question my lovely friend Lo got at her blog suggestivetongue. I’m curious what my readers here think about the response I wrote.
J read the reader’s question as fairly antagonistic, and like the reader was actually pretty upset over his partner’s possible past sex work. How do you read it? Would you have suggested anything differently?
Here’s the link: Question: Bringing Up Escorting
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Great answer–this gets at the heart of appropriate and safe communication to allow for intimacy to develop. You’ve got great counseling skills!
Aw, thanks! :) I appreciate the encouragement and feedback from another therapist!