Loving your body means loving your sexuality
Whether you admit it or not, your sexuality is a huge part of who you are. What you like, who hang out with and how you look – among other things – are influenced by your sexuality. Because it’s so important, I don’t believe you can love your body without loving your sexuality. To be real, you can’t even love yourself if you don’t love your sexuality.
To love everything that you are, you have to learn to accept everything that you are. That means you have to accept that you’re a sexual being who may or may not be into some really kinky shit. Sure, most people may not be getting tied up, pissed on or dressing like a French maid but who cares? Your body wants what it wants and needs what it needs.
Look, we already know that everybody’s body and sexual tastes are different. So, logically, there’s no need to worry about the differences but, of course, worry and anxiety are not exactly logical. So, it’s normal to sometimes worry if our kinks are too kinky, if we look ridiculous in that gear, etc. In those moments, it’s important to remind yourself that the only person who can make you feel ashamed is you.
Shame is a tool used by small-minded people who only want you to be as unhappy in your skin and sexuality as they are. Unless you want to permanently deprive yourself of the life-enhancing orgasms you seek, I suggest you stand up proud and own every bit of your sexuality.
If you don’t own your sexuality, your sensuality, your kinks and your body, then someone else will. I don’t know about you but I like to be in control of my sexuality, even when I’m cuffed up in a sling. You can’t let someone shame you or make you feel like you’re not sexy, sensual and in command of your body and sexuality. Because, at the end of the day, it’s your ownership over all those things that really makes you sexy.
Often men don't see themselves as being sexy. That's terribly sad because there are so many sexy men in this world. For one of the last Humpday Hotties during Body Positivity Month, I wanted to take some time to appreciate men in all their various shapes and sizes.
It's time to face facts, your genitals are really weird-looking. No matter how big, tight, throbbing or pink, whatever you've got going on in your pants is nothing more than a jumble of skin, hair and various fluids and odors. Luckily for you, that ridiculous, sticky mess is exactly as it should be.
June 2013 is Body Positivity Month on LTASEX. It’s where we take a moment and focus on the skin that we’re in and celebrate its every fold, wrinkle and mole. For the last Humpday Hotties post of June, I want to give all of you sexy people a chance to shine by making it all about you!
On the second Wednesday of Body Positivity Month on LTASEX, I offer you the curvy beauty known as Poppy Cox. I just stumbled across Miss Cox while watching her cum repeatedly in “Come Find Me” her latest sex-positive porn flick. In “Come Find Me” I was struck by how sexy and confident Poppy seemed. Also, she has a great ass and a cock-hardening/pussy-moistening giggle. So, that’s fun too.
As Body Positivity Month rolls on, I want to talk about how to become more positive about your body. It’s taken me a while to get to a place of peace with my body and I’m going to share the four steps I took to learn to love my body. That being said, remember that this is a journey and not a destination. You’re not going to go through the steps and feel instantly better but, if you keep practicing, it’ll work out.
Over the last 18 months, I’ve lost 130+ lbs. Although I’ll sometimes nod when people congratulate me for thinking of my health, I really lost it because I wanted cuter and cheaper clothes. Well, at least that was why I thought I decided to lose weight. That is until I recently got real with myself and admitted that what I really wanted was to feel sexy again.
