Description

In this episode, Chris and Lucie talk with Jannine MacKinnon, a certified sex, love, and relationship coach, to explore the complexities of difficult conversations surrounding sex. They talk about the societal taboos that hinder open communication about sex and the challenges faced in long-term relationships. Jannine’s approach emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for dialogue, understanding the impact of pornography, and fostering self-love and body positivity.  She also provides practical advice for parents on discussing sexuality with their children and highlights the significance of connection over solely physical pleasure.  We cover: 

•  Sex is a taboo topic that needs to be addressed.
•  Long-term relationships can face challenges with intimacy.
•  Societal expectations can create feelings of inadequacy.
•  Starting conversations about sex outside the bedroom is key.
•  Pornography can negatively impact relationships and self-image.
•  Using straightforward language about sex can help ease discomfort.
•  Sacred sexuality focuses on connection rather than just physical acts.
•  Parents should engage in open discussions about sexuality with their children.
•  Creating a safe space for conversations fosters deeper connections.

Connect with Jannine:

Jannine MacKinnon is a Certified Sex, Love, and Relationship Coach and host of the Unapologetic with Jannine MacKinnon podcast. Known for her grounded, real-talk approach to sacred sexuality, she helps women navigate intimacy, embodiment, and the hard conversations that lead to deeper connection and confidence. 

• Want to reconnect with your sensuality? Start with Jannine’s free Honey Pot Meditation: https://JannineMacKinnon.com/honey-pot
• Craving real talk on sex, feminine power, and sensual embodiment? Listen to Unapologetic with Jannine MacKinnon https://JannineMacKinnon.com/podcast
• Discover Jannine’s offers and deeper work at https://JannineMacKinnon.com 

Email: info@janninemackinnon.com

Instagram: @Jannine.MacKinnon 

Connect with us: 

Email – tas.difficultconversations@gmail.com
Chris – www.linkedin.com/in/chriswonglmhc
Lucie – www.linkedin.com/in/lucietesarova