by Jamie Leach | Jun 23, 2022 | LGBTQIA+ Couples Tips & Advice
Mixed Orientation or Queer Relationships have as much variety as the people on this planet, and every person, and every relationship will navigate this terrain differently. It’s another way in which you can design a life that is authentically representative of what...
by Jamie Leach | Jun 9, 2022 | LGBTQIA+ Couples Tips & Advice
re·sil·ience /rəˈzilyəns/ noun the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. the ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity. When we think about resilience we are often put in the mindset of an individual. What...
by Isaac Archuleta | May 28, 2021 | LGBTQIA+ Couples Tips & Advice, LGBTQIA+ Sexuality Advice & Tips
Contents Jump To: 1. Step Back and Slow Down 2. Express Strong Feelings Without Blame 3. Listen to Understand Instead of Listening to Respond 4. Build a Culture of Appreciation 5. Let Go Of The Myths About Conflict Even though we learn to communicate at such a...
by iamclinic | Apr 26, 2021 | LGBTQIA+ Couples Tips & Advice, LGBTQIA+ Sexuality Advice & Tips
Contents Jump To: The Pain Coming Out Looking Back Confidence My Message My coming out story and how it has shaped my experience as an openly gay woman. The Pain The pain was unbearable. I remember rocking myself back and forth at four in the morning while my “secret...
by iamclinic | Oct 31, 2020 | LGBTQIA+ Couples Tips & Advice, Queer RelationTips Episode
Get It Wherever You Get Your Podcasts! Episode Introduction Y’all know that life can be rough. Grief and death. Marriage and divorce. Relationships, love, belonging, and breakups. Life throws us so many hurdles to jump over and challenges to crawl through....
by iamclinic | Oct 10, 2020 | LGBTQIA+ Couples Tips & Advice, LGBTQIA+ Sexuality Advice & Tips, Queer RelationTips Episode
Episode Summary Many people judge and hate on bisexuality, claiming that bisexual people just can’t make up their mind or that maybe they’re just too scared to fully come out. Queer people often judge the bisexual person and their sexual orientation, disregarding the...
