Ginny Brown, Author at Everyday Feminism

Is it true that you can’t love somebody else until you love yourself? That’s what people say, but these stories can remind you that it’s okay to accept healing love from others.

“1. Get Comfortable with Your Desires.” If you’re not sure how to start a conversation with your partner about what you want, these steps should help.

You might think it’s supportive to threaten a rapist with violence. But here’s why it doesn’t make this author (and many other survivors) feel any safer.

Two people lying in the grass. One whispers into the ear of the other, who has their hands over their mouth and seem to be laughing.

You can find plenty of resources on “how to please your partner” – but having real conversation with your partner is the best sex tip out there. Here are some practical ways to make communication happen.

This author was taught to always put others’ needs first. Everyone deserves these things in a relationship, and if you’re a woman, you can probably use these reminders.

Posts by Ginny Brown

5 Times I Didn’t Have to ‘Love Myself to Be Loved By Someone Else’

It’s Hard Introducing New Sexual Desires into Relationships – Here Are 6 Ways to Start

3 Reasons Why ‘If I Ever Met a Rapist, I’d Punch Him’ Isn’t Helpful

Not Sure How to Discuss Sexual Desires with Your Partner? We’ve Got You Covered

12 Personal Rights Women Have in Intimate Relationships