I was raised in a religious household where sex was taught through abstinence and procreation, framed strictly as something reserved for marriage and reproduction. What I wasn’t given was language for body autonomy, authentic desire, intimacy, or pleasure. When I began navigating relationships on my own, I felt unprepared and deeply confused about my sexuality. I grew up in broken homes where women carried the emotional weight while their own needs went unmet. I saw resilience, but not mutual partnership or honest communication, and that silence shaped how I first approached my relationships. Through education, research, and lived experience, I discovered ethical non-monogamy and eventually embraced my identity as polyamorous. Learning to practice consent, transparency, and intentional relationship design transformed not only how I love, but how I understand partnership itself. In doing that work, I realized how many others were silently wrestling with the same questions. Today, as a Sexuality Coach, I support individuals and couples who are polycurious, exploring ethical non-monogamy, or redefining intimacy outside traditional structures. My work centers on unlearning inherited beliefs, navigating desire with clarity, setting aligned boundaries, and building relationships rooted in honesty, consent, and self-trust.