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How to Feel Sexy in Self-Isolation
Isolation doesn't have to be lonely or boring! In this podcast, Lexi Sylver discusses her COVID-19 self-care tips — from regulating stress to digital dating ideas.
As Coronavirus (COVID-19) sweeps the world, everyone is practicing self-isolation and social distancing. But how can we still feel sexy and experience pleasure in this stressful time?
In This Episode
I'm sharing my personal tips for embracing our Lexuality, starting with...
- Regulating our stress levels, because feeling anxious can diminish our libidos.
- Specific advice to help people who are self-isolating alone, as well as for those who are quarantined with their partner(s).
- Strategies to help us feel less isolated at home, including ways to stay connected with loved ones.
- Tips on maintaining intimacy with long-distance lovers via phone sex, sexting, cybersex, and sexual experimentation.
- How to get creative and reinvent date nights, whether your partner is living with you or can only be connected with via video chat and other technologies.
Listen now in the player above to get more inspiration on staying sexy in self-isolation (and anytime).
Until next time, Stay Lexual!
XXX
Lexi
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