Sexual Intelligence – The Distinction Between Purpose & Surrender

And how we understand and connect to these states needn’t be defined by modern (or extreme) masculine / feminine dichotomies. Those with deep purpose require a surrendering to that purpose.

You can only ‘f**k’ well, when you are being ‘f****d’ well. Even the penetrator must surrender to the occasion. In sexuality both must surrender. One person holding purpose and the other surrendering does not always hold true.

If we maintain a wholeness within where both masculine and feminine exists within both males and females, why do we still use these engendered terms?

Are there other terms or another way to express these truths without the perception of segregation? Perhaps using the terms ‘go and flow’? This may work to fill the gaps of potential ignorance?

In the midst of erotic consensual friction – we merge and become whole. In the dissolution and pulling apart these opposing forces of the masculine and feminine we become and enter in to cosmic union.

Much of this has been distilled down in to masculine and feminine understandings of the beautiful play of two opposing forces tussling.

As long as we understand the polarities (active / passive – light / dark – superficial / authenticity – penetrating / surrendering – dominance / submission). As long as the polarity we can order it in any way we wish. It is not limited to males and females.

The ability to articulate opposing forces is our objective. We needn’t limit ourselves to certain expressions being purely refined for either men or women. We may however paly with gendered roles consciously.

In a cohesive sexual experience, we become transported to a deeply expansive state. Who surrenders, wishes to give up control. There must be deep trust and consent here. We may here become lost within each other. Be prepared for this unfolding – it is very real and truly felt.

Who surrenders must be willing to release themselves in that moment, but there must be a trust within self to be able to surrender as we must have proper boundary function within ourselves and with others. This is deep consent and applied sexual intelligence.

We must be with people that we trust and in order to have this we must have intelligence around who we are. We must meet each other’s baselines and exploratory practices when we are engaging in intimacy – this is true sexual awareness.