Sex is the originating source of life. It is such a potency and such a power….and so many of us are so afraid to talk about it. Why is that? This episode dives into the topic of sex. Where did we learn about it, what shapes our perception of it, and why is it such a heavy topic of conversations? Everything gets laid out here. In this episode of Love Like Hell:<ul><li>The first time we talk about sex in relationships</li><li>Where and how we learn about sex </li><li>How culture shifts our perception of sex </li><li>The fear of sexuality </li><li>Learning to suppress and repress</li></ul> Follow Rainier:<ul><li>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rainierwylde/" rel="nofollow">@rainierwylde</a></li><li><a href="https://live.us18.list-manage.com/subscribe?id=233635f8c6&u=654a9b3311d37b624d680347d" rel="nofollow">Newsletter</a></li></ul> Follow Kristi:<ul><li>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kristimarieborn/" rel="nofollow">@kristimarieborn</a></li></ul> This show is produced by <a href="http://soulfireproductionsco.com/" rel="nofollow">Soulfire Productions</a>

16. It Was Good Until it Wasn’t: Remembering Rightly

A couple investigates the landscape of modern relationships, exploring their own issues as they reveal how connections are often born, solidify, and at times unravel. Rainier Wylde and Kristi Born (both highly trained as clinical psychotherapists) take an intimate and probing look at the mysteries of committed connections, monogamy, infidelity, marriage, eroticism, forgivingness, attachment and trust. Their story offers a vision of real people taking extraordinary risks, caring courageously and loving like hell.