Sex, Love, and Recovery: Insights from the Buddhist Recovery Network
I have given so much time, energy to keeping everybody away from including me, because I was not taught to love me.
Sex and relationships can be a tricky terrain to navigate, especially when you're on the path to recovery. This episode of the Buddhist Recovery Network Podcast dives deep into these complexities with guests Clif Cannon, Amanda Hamp, Ojoku Anoiyusogwu, and host Valentine. You'll hear candid discussions about the challenges of forming healthy sexual relationships while in recovery, the importance of setting boundaries, and expressing your needs clearly.
The episode doesn't shy away from exploring polyamory as a viable relationship model for those in recovery. Gender identity and the journey to authentic self-expression also take center stage, highlighting the role of self-love in healing. The conversation is enriched by personal anecdotes and practical advice, making it relatable and insightful. Ojoku Anoiyusogwu shares a powerful moment, saying, 'I have given so much time, energy to keeping everybody away from including me, because I was not taught to love me'.
This episode offers a thoughtful exploration of how to build positive relationships and understand oneself better in the context of addiction recovery. Whether you're grappling with similar issues or just curious about the intersection of sex, love, and recovery, this episode promises to be an enlightening listen.