Cory Bush is a sex-positive doula and relationship coach, based in Brooklyn, NY. Cory believes that sex positivity is crucial to living a fulfilling life as it serves as an intersectional framework that seeks to combat shame and fear a that keeps people from being who they’ve always wanted to be.

Hey everyone! Welcome to today’s episode of the Wright Conversations Podcast! For today’s episode, I’m joined by Cory Bush, sex-positive doula and relationship coach. We are going to talk about finding our community, warning signs to look out for at events, and some of the biggest faux pas that people make when cultivating community. Cory also talks about the importance of conflict resolution, online communities, and why community itself is vital to our existence.

Let’s delve in!

In this Episode You’ll Learn:

• [03:52] Before Cory started.
• [11:34] Relationships require repetition.
• [18:37] Where do we start?
• [23:04] Warning signs at events.
• [32:01] The biggest faux pas in cultivating community.
• [42:40] Cory’s words of wisdom.

Quotes:

• “Everyone doesn’t need to like you.” [15:50]
• “Your gut and your intuition is powerful.” [25:35]
• “Focus less on trying to pretend that you know the right things to do, and focus more on learning and being open to people teaching you a new way of handling things.” [39:15]
• “Community is literally everything.” [45:38]

Connect with Cory Bush

Website:            https://www.corybushdoula.com

Instagram:          @thecorybush

Patreon:             @askasub

Connect with Rachel Wright

Website:            https://rachelwrightnyc.com

Instagram:          @thewright_rachel

Twitter:              @thewrightrachel

Resources Mentioned

Pod Mapping.

FetLife.

Bloom.

Remodeled Love on Patreon.

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