Keli Jackson Keli Jackson

Reclaiming Sex

Your monthly Reclamation Wednesday devoted to your sexuality and sexual health.

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Keli Jackson Keli Jackson

Reclaiming Sex

Your monthly Reclamation Wednesday devoted to your sexuality and sexual health.

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Keli Jackson Keli Jackson

Reclaiming Sex

Your monthly Reclamation Wednesday devoted to your sexuality and sexual health.

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Keli Jackson Keli Jackson

Reclaiming Sex

Your monthly Reclamation Wednesday devoted to your sexuality and sexual health.

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Keli Jackson Keli Jackson

Reclaiming Sex

Your monthly Reclamation Wednesday devoted to your sexuality and sexual health.

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Keli Jackson Keli Jackson

Reclaiming Séks

Your monthly Reclamation Wednesday devoted to your sexuality and sexual health.

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Keli Jackson Keli Jackson

Reclaiming Endings

Every single marriage ends.

Some end in death. Others end in divorce. And at this point, it’s about a 50/50 split with how any given marriage ends.

My first marriage ended in divorce. And according to cultural standards, I should consider that a failure. Because that whole “‘til death do us part” idea has permeated everything pretty intensely.

But, like, WHY?

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Reclaiming Intuition

A few weeks ago, I sent out a content survey to my email list asking about what they enjoy receiving from me most. Overwhelmingly, the Fuck Shit Up Fridays email newsletter won out. So, as I close out this podcast (which also means my Wednesday emails and Thursday social content), that’s where a lot of my focus will be directed. What’s most interesting to me about that is that the newsletter came from, like, channeled guidance or whatever. And, listen. You can believe whatever you want to believe about spirit/the universe/god/what-the-fuck-ever and what connections we, as humans, may or may not have to the generality of whatever that is. I’m not here to be your spiritual leader, and I’m (still) not interested in getting into the details of what I personally believe (and absolutely do not believe) about it.

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