Show Notes
*Note: This episode was done during the era when this podcast used to be called The Sexually Liberated Woman.
Ev’Yan gives a vulnerable update on the state of her marriage—and talks about why she decided to put intentional physical distance between her and her partner of 13+ years.
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Find more about Ev'Yan Whitney and her work as a sexuality doula at evyanwhitney.com and on Instagram: @evyan.whitney.
CREDITS Music: Otis MacDonald Cover photo: Celeste Noche Design: Bianca Ng Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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