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Use Your Words

Say It, Don't Suffer It

Hinting doesn't work. Hoping he'll figure it out doesn't work.

This class is all about how to ask for what you want in bed, without killing the mood.

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WHERE YOU ARE RIGHT NOW

You know what you want. You just don't say it. You hint, you hope he'll figure it out, you settle for close-enough — because asking outright feels awkward, demanding, or like it'll ruin the moment.

WHERE THIS TAKES YOU

Imagine saying exactly what you want, out loud, and having it land as hot instead of clinical. No more hinting. No more disappointment you never voiced.

WHY THIS MATTERS

Nobody can read your mind — not even someone who loves you. Clear asks lead to better sex; unspoken ones lead to years of almost.

HOW IT WORKS

  • Live masterclass —Monday 7th September 7.30-8.30pm

  • Free to attend live, replay available afterward for 48 hours before becoming a paid offering

  • Format: talk + live Q&A, so you can ask the specific situation you're navigating

WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH

  • Practical language and scripts you can use immediately

  • How to raise it outside the bedroom so it lands better inside it

  • Confidence that asking doesn't kill desire — it builds it

WHO THIS IS FOR

Any woman or vulva-owner who's ever thought "I'll just drop a hint" instead of asking directly.

WHY EMILY

Emily Matthews is a holistic sex coach and educator with 500 hours of training under a somatic sexologist and medical doctor. Her approach is grounded in somatic and embodiment practices, nervous system regulation, and pleasure education — helping women move out of shame, guilt, and disconnection and back into their own desire.



This class is about finding the actual words — the ones that get what you want said clearly, without turning the moment clinical or killing the mood.

You don't have to keep guessing. Class starts September 7th

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