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Reclaiming the Self from the Scripts You Were Sold

Updated: Jun 19

You were taught to perform. To prove. To shrink. To follow the script and hope it led somewhere that felt like home.

But what if the problem wasn’t you—only the roles you were told to play?

Many of us arrive to adulthood disconnected from our own wants. We know how to meet others’ expectations, but struggle to name what feels good, right, or true for ourselves.

That’s what this work is about: not fixing what’s broken—but finding what’s buried.

Pleasure is your birthright. Not a reward you earn. Not something you have to perform for. Not something you only get when everything else is in place.

Pleasure is a compass—one that can guide you home to yourself.

When pleasure is missing:

  • Sex feels like performance—or pressure

  • Relationships feel unbalanced, full of chasing or confusion

  • Daily life feels dull, disconnected, or driven by survival

When pleasure is reclaimed:

  • Sex becomes a site of agency, turn-on, and embodied connection

  • Relationships feel mutual, secure, and chosen

  • Life feels more aligned, more alive—you start to feel you again

You deserve: ✨ Sexual pleasure that’s embodied, not performative ✨ Relational pleasure that’s reciprocal, not about chasing crumbs ✨ Existential pleasure that comes from living in alignment with your truth

This isn’t about being selfish. It’s about being whole.

And no one else gets to define what that means for you.

You get to want. You get to choose. You get to bloom on your own terms.


 
 
 

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Elissa Rosenberg, M.S.Ed, LAPC (PA), is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor in the state of Pennsylvania, practicing under clinical supervision in accordance with state licensing requirements.

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