The Art Of Feminine Submission with Gillian Pothier

<p><strong>In this episode, I had a taboo breaker and juicy conversation with our guest Gillian Porthier. We dive into subjects that most people are not used to. Such as dominant-submissive relationships (The pros, cons, and roles), polarity, devotion, exaltation; all that is missing in modern relationships and that are taboo in it.</strong></p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>About Gillian:</strong></p> <p>Gillian Pothier, M.A. is a writer and a Creative and Archetypal Mentor based in Los Angeles and Marin. She serves select artists and authors as a creative muse, supporting both men and women to unleash their artistic and erotic genius.</p> <p>Additionally, she works with women individually and in small group “Deep Feminine Masterminds” to cultivate and activate Feminine expression, Eros, and life-force.</p> <p>At essence, Gillian's core specialties are Eros and power -- and their expression within both Feminine and Masculine psyches. Her lens is embedded in Jungian principles of the unconscious and the shadow, and it remains her deepest belief and lived experience</p> <p>(as well as that of her clients) that these hidden aspects of Self are the source of our greatest mastery, genius and power.</p> <p>The Devotional Art of Feminine Submission</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Connect with Gillian:</strong></p> <p>Website | &nbsp; Gillianpothier.com</p> <p>Facebook | &nbsp; Facebook.com/gillian.pothier</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>What you'll hear:</strong></p> <p>2:27 Gillian explains her "The greatest gift a man can give a woman" quote.</p> <p>10:50 Who is Gillian and what she does</p> <p>17:27 D/s relationships as the missing ingredient in modern couples.</p> <p>19:13 Why is the word 'submission' considered a taboo.</p> <p>24:36 Women's and their fear of submission.</p> <p>33:56 Responsibility during submission.</p> <p>37:46 Devotion in a relationship and how it can change women's lives.</p> <p>49:37 Gillian's talks about her work with man and how she teaches them to be dominant.</p> <p>54:30 The risk of leadership.</p> <p>57: