There is something about summer that stirs the senses. Skin is more exposed. Time stretches. The sun lingers. And yet, for many, the season amplifies an ache that rarely gets named: touch starvation. We often think of intimacy in purely sexual terms, but touch and sensuality are much broader languages of connection. In our fast-paced, digitally dominant world, even in crowded cities or committed relationships, many of us are physically and emotionally under-touched. We hunger for contact, but we’re not always taught how to name it or how to nurture it. This summer, it’s time to change that. To return … Continue reading Touch-Starved No More