What Kind of Lube Should I Use? - Good Clean Love

What Kind of Lube Should I Use?

Lubrication is one of the simplest and most effective ways to make intimacy more enjoyable. And even though our bodies naturally produce lubrication, it isn’t always enough. Hormonal changes, stress, medication, or simply wanting a little more glide are all good reasons to reach for lube!

 

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Three Ways to Love What Is - Good Clean Love

Three Ways to Love What Is

Your body is your temple and it requires your attention every day. Raise the integrity of the food you consume. Start with just one meal a day and notice how your body feels. Notice how your emotions rest. Notice how your thinking clears when you are nourished. Cravings are asking to be witnessed, not fed. Bringing your consciousness to your body is a change that will literally embody every other good thing you desire.
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A Healthy You is a Happy You - 10 Health Trends of 2018 - Good Clean Love

A Healthy You is a Happy You - 10 Health Trends of 2018

A new year brings many new ideas to the surface. We often take time to reflect on our health and well-being, and seek out new trends in hopes of making a fresh start.
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Change as Freedom - Good Clean Love

Change as Freedom

Lately when I am up in the middle of the night pondering (some might say ruminating) on the sea changes moving through my life, I remember that if I can’t change my mind, I can’t change anything else.

It’s ironic — these late night self-chats — because often during the daylight hours, I am the instigator of change, the one leading the charge to...

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When Love is Freedom - Good Clean Love

When Love is Freedom

There is no better time than Valentine's Day to shine a light on one of the biggest misconceptions ever perpetrated about love: that love is only real when it is returned to us. We so often characterize our capacity for love as a coupled experience, its legitimacy resting in its reciprocity. 
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Female Genital Mutilation and Taking "Me Too" Around the World - Good Clean Love

Female Genital Mutilation and Taking "Me Too" Around the World

Today marks the 15th anniversary of the UN’s longtime effort to stop FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) by 2030. However, since their awareness campaign began, more women than ever are being impacted by this historic and barbaric practice of the partial or total removal of the external female genitalia.
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A Sustainable Future with Nina Simons - Good Clean Love

A Sustainable Future with Nina Simons

Explore the new frontiers of  a sustainable future with Bioneer co-founder, Nina Simons.  Her  persistent work of gathering the brightest minds and presenting breakthrough solutions for a more socially just and environmentally sound world is a form of  love in action.

Listen to her clarity, passion and joy about the privilege of working towards a better world will both inspire and motivate you to...

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Real Touch and Sex Ed in the News - Good Clean Love

Real Touch and Sex Ed in the News

The awakening is real. The time of concealment is over. And it's not just all those pussy hats making the rounds during the 2nd National Women’s March, or the unprecedented number of women running for office, or the relentless outing of formerly powerful men who used their positions to sexually violate others. The real news is how the conversation is being extended to discuss what has heretofore been off limits...

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Ask Wendy: Avoiding the Invisible Door - Good Clean Love

Ask Wendy: Avoiding the Invisible Door

"We've got this gift of love, but love is like a precious plant. You can't just accept it and leave it in the cupboard, or just think it's going to get on by itself. You gotta keep watering it. You've got to really look after it and nurture it." -John Lennon
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Sex That Works: Learning to Feel - Good Clean Love

Sex That Works: Learning to Feel

It was almost a year ago that I got word that my book, Sex that Works, was accepted for publication by Sounds True. Initially, I had offered that the subtitle of the book should be Learning to Feel, which instead became the introduction. It could have been the entire book, because no matter what aspect of our life we ponder- whether we are thinking about work, family, or our social or intimate life- what we refuse to feel keeps us separate from what we know to be true and affects how we can connect...
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