by Valentina Tudose | 22 Jun 2021 | Dating and Flirting, Intimacy and Connection, Online Dating, Self-Love and Confidence, Sexuality and Pleasure
In the old days, relationships were simple. Boy meets girl, they like each other. They go for a walk or a coffee date and pretty much they’re in a relationship. Sex was off the agenda until marriage until just a few decades ago. All lovers needed to worry about was...
by Valentina Tudose | 28 Jan 2021 | Dating and Flirting, Press: Marie Claire, Self-Love and Confidence, Sexuality and Pleasure
Make 2021 the year you discover Sexy New You! If you are like me, you started the new year wishing for a lot more freedom, fun and satisfaction. No wonder considering the challenges we’ve all faced in 2020😏. But not all this change was bad if you come to think...
by Valentina Tudose | 8 Oct 2020 | Intimacy and Connection, Self-Love and Confidence, Sexuality and Pleasure
Have you ever wanted to impress your man to the point that he could not stop thinking about you? I’m sure you heard the phrase ‘A lady in the streets and a freak in the sheets’, right? Most men want their partner to be smart, beautiful and confident. This kind of...
by Valentina Tudose | 17 Jul 2020 | Intimacy and Connection, Self-Love and Confidence
Did you know that ‘broken heart syndrome’ is a recognized medical condition? This is the scientific proof that heartbreak is really not just in our heads. The pain of losing someone we love can really impact our bodies and affect our overall state of health. It is...
by Valentina Tudose | 9 Feb 2019 | Press: Other, Self-Love and Confidence
Love is the keystone to every relationship but there are several more pieces to the puzzle that will help ensure your relationship is one that lasts. ‘Love is the irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired’ – Robert Frost The question I get asked most often...
by Valentina Tudose | 9 Sep 2018 | Press: SCMP, Self-Love and Confidence
Gaslighting – an issue that is common but you may not know what it means. Gaslighting is a form of domestic abuse however, it is also prevalent outside of romantic relationships. The perpetrator’s aim (the “gaslighter”) is to make the target lose their grip on reality...
