The intimacy crisis, hating on joy, & decriminalizing sex work w/Biba Atta

by | Apr 19, 2018

The age of social media has ushered in a different kind of connection. But it seems that more and more people are feeling lonely and isolated, even while being perpetually plugged-in 24-7-365.

Now more than ever, people are craving intimacy and closeness. The desire to be witnessed perfumes the air like oxygen. The craving for a safe space to get emotionally, physically, and sexually naked is becoming ravenous. Yet and still you can cut the guarded, defensive, and over-protective energy with a butter knife, on any given day, just about anywhere.

Biba Atta, my most popular guest, is back! She also happens to be one of my closest sister-friends. And we are chatting about the intimacy crisis and all the things…

In this episode, we explore:

 The luxury of being intimate

The conundrum of joy

Decriminalizing sex work

 The importance of tribe

 


Biba Atta

“So many people have no idea what intimacy is.” – Biba Atta

                           

About Biba Atta: 

Biba is a life and business strategist, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) coach, and speaker.  She guides people through the process of gaining clarity around their dreams, asking for what they want, healing beliefs that are keeping them blocked, and preparing them to receive what they desire. 

You can connect with Biba on InstagramFacebook, and her website


The following is mentioned in this episode:

Brene Brown, Researcher & Storyteller

The Queens Code – Alison Armstrong

FOFSTA / SESTA – sex trafficking law (Rolling Stone article)

Call Off the Search – Andrew Wallas and Anna

The Dance of Intimacy / The Dance of Anger – Harriet Lerner

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