This week on The Sensual Shift, we’re exploring the quiet art of receiving without guilt, without apology, and without shrinking. We’ll talk about why receiving feels so uncomfortable, how it shows up in the body, and how simple sensory practices can help you open again. And if you’re exploring this shift at home, I’ll share a few gentle tools and comforts I have the kind that help you slow down, tune in, and reconnect with your body in a grounded, intentional way. If you’re ready to practice receiving in a softer, more embodied way… this episode will meet you right where you are.

Tonight, we explore:

The sensual shift is a weekly podcast exploring sensuality, intimacy, self-connection, and the art of living in your body with confidence and pleasure.

Hosted by the founder of LA’ REESE and curator of luxury intimacy products, The Sensual Shift blends truth-telling with sensual education, empowering conversations, and real-world insight into pleasure, relationships, and personal transformation.

Each episode dives into a new topic designed to help you reconnect with your sensual self, rewrite old narratives, and explore intimacy in a way that feels safe, elevated, and deeply personal.

This is your space to soften, expand, and shift.

Workplaces aren’t just about teamwork and paychecks. Sometimes they’re about competition, ego, and survival. Sabotage can be quiet & Strategic. A missed email. A delayed message. Or a name conveniently left out of the room.

Every scar has a stoy, but some were scars were carved on purpose. Sometimes, we aim for the bruise and a sometimes, we want people to feel it. 

Was it a breakup?

Some lies are messy, and some lies are necessary. Sometimes we lie to avoid breaking a heart, to keep the peace, and sometimes we lie because the truth would destroy everything.

Was it harmless?

Was it heartbreaking?

Or did that one little lie change everything?

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Jealousy doesn't ever knock it creeps in. Even the safest friendships have cracks when desire enters the room.

Tonight’s confession question: would you be upset with your friend if the person you’re interested in wants them instead?”

If you were the friend, would you act on it or respect the code of reindship?