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Covers:  sex, relationships, feminism, wellness
Sex goddess of the century. Author of Eve’s Blessing & Subjectified. Published in @nytimes, @washingtonpost. Relationship coach. Indie porn @shoshannablanca.

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So, the Medicine Introduced You to Your Soulmate. Now What?

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By Suzannah Weiss Verified
| DoubleBlind Verified
What Happens After You Meet Your Soulmate in Ceremony? Plant medicine has a talent for introductions, but if you want a relationship to thrive and endure or even end peacefully, all of the work is on you. In 2019, I had a vision of a man in an iboga ceremony. I saw what he looked like, the first letter of his name, his age, and where he lived. I met him a few months later, and it became clear he was the man in my visions. He'd also done plant medicine, and we had many trips that were similar.
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After Years of Fun and Easy Sex, I ‘Lost’ My Orgasm. A Hands-On Sex Coach Helped Me Get it Back. Original

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By Suzannah Weiss Verified
| Women's Health Verified
10 min read “Six years ago when I first moved to LA, I went through a slut phase,” I said with a laugh. I was sitting on a chair in the living room of Mary Shuler, a sexological bodyworker who had agreed to help me through some recent struggles in the bedroom. “I dated multiple people at a time and it was pretty easy for me to orgasm with all of them,” I continued.
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Your Survival Guide to Having a Magical Trip in Nature

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By Suzannah Weiss Verified
| DoubleBlind Verified
Deep dives and investigations you won't find anywhere else Tripping in Nature Is Magical. Here's How to Stay Safe. Tripping in nature can make a psychedelic experience more profound - and more dangerous. Here's what experts want you to know before you dose outside. By Suzannah Weiss ADVERTISEMENT "We thought we'd go on a little nature walk, but it started to feel softer with each step," she tells DoubleBlind.
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