192. Slash Fic, Safety, & Self-Trust: M/M Fan Fiction For Healing & Sexual Empowerment
192. Slash Fic, Safety, & Self-Trust: M/M Fan Fiction For Healing & Sexual Empowerment
Have you ever devoured M/M fan fiction in secret and wondered why it hits so deep?
Why you feel safer reading about two emotionally stunted men than you do reading traditional romance?
Or why slash pairings like Dean and Castiel, Draco and Harry, or Blay and Quinn speak to your soul in a way no standard love story ever could?
You’re not alone.
And you’re not weird.
You’re just a woman with a complex inner world…
One that’s been yearning to reconcile power and vulnerability, action and emotion, dopamine and serotonin.
In Episode 192 of the Embodied Writing Warrior Podcast, Kayla MacDonald breaks down exactly why M/M fan fiction is such a potent tool for emotional healing and self-integration—especially for high-achieving women, emotional caretakers, sexual trauma survivors, and those recovering from disordered eating and negative body image.
This isn’t just an ode to slash.
It’s a deep-dive into:
Why slash fic can feel safer, sexier, and more emotionally real than hetero romance
The four major inner conflicts women unconsciously try to resolve through fiction
How creating your own characters (like Rex and Haven) can rewire your nervous system and rewrite your story
Why M/M pairings are the perfect mirror for integrating your wounded and healed inner masculine
And how erotic storytelling becomes a spiritual practice when you let yourself feel good on purpose
This is the episode to send to your fanfic bestie.
The one you bookmark for when someone says “slash fic is just fantasy.”
And the one that proves that yes—you can be a driven, spiritual, powerful woman who also wants two emotionally repressed men to kiss and cry and heal each other.
Listen to Episode 192 now and discover what your favorite fanfic trope has been trying to tell you about your soul.
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Transcript
Alright, my friend - if you clicked this title, I'm going to make the educated guess that you know what you're in for.
This episode is one that I know has so much healing potential for the right listener... and I'm hoping that's you.
If you've had your heart cracked open by pairings like Dean and Castiel in Supernatural or Blay and Quinn in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series or Kirk and Spock from Star Trek ... this one is for you.
If you've ever felt weird or confused by your love of the M/M pairing in romance novels or spicy fanfics... this one is for you.
You're not weird. You're not broken or some degenerate. There's actually some deep, profound medicine in this pairing, and I'm sharing some of that with you today.
After my last episode with Megan Fuentes - which I'll link in the description - I was inspired to do some deeper thinking about the M/M - aka male/male - pairing and why it's always been the one I've gravitated to. This is my experience as a woman, but I imagine this could also apply to those whose gender doesn't fit into neat little boxes.
In the episode I did with Megan, she talks about how you often gravitate towards love stories you either witnessed growing up or perhaps love stories that were the opposite of what you saw growing up, if you're more rebellious. I was curious about what it means to be super partial to male/male pairings, and she wasn't quite sure. So, I decided to do a little research and reflecting on my own and share it with you in this week's podcast episode.
In today's episode I'm sharing:
The top 4 inner conflicts holding you back from creating the life you've always dreamed about, all while feeling how you want to feel. This alone is worth the listen.
How you can reconcile these opposites using archetypal work, creative storytelling, and yes, and M/M slash pairings. Side note here - you could absolutely do this work with a male/female or female/female pairing if that's your preference.
Why M/M slash can feel safer, sexier, and more liberating than an M/F pairing, especially for Type A, high-achieving women, women who do a LOT of emotional labor and caretaking in their real lives, women who struggle with food and body image, or women who have experienced any kind of sexual trauma in their past. And if you're all of the above AND you love the M/M genre you're probably like "did she make this episode just for me?" I'm so glad you're tuned in.
Okay, let's start with these four inner conflicts. You might wonder why I'm sharing these in an episode about M/M romance but I promise you, it WILL make sense.
These are some of the key existential dilemmas that hold people back. And they're topics I've been wrestling with for the past decade myself. Before this show was Embodied Writing Warrior, this show used to be called Slay & Thrive and it was ALL about healing these inner conflicts.
Let’s dive into each one: how it shows up, why it matters, and how it’s keeping you stuck
These inner conflicts are:
Passion vs. Safety
Dopamine vs. Serotonin
Drive & Strive vs. Contentment & Soothing
Fire vs. Water (Action vs. Emotion)
The first inner conflict is between passion and safety. In her book, Mating in Captivity, Ester Perel writes:
"What makes sustaining desire over time so difficult is that it requires reconciling two opposite forces: freedom and commitment (OR: passion and safety). This belongs to the category of existential dilemmas that are as unsolvable as they are inevitable. You can't choose between inhaling and exhaling. You have to do both. It's the same with passion and intimacy. The tension between security and adventure is a paradox to manage, not a problem to solve. You need each at different times, but you can't have both at once."
Personally, I think you can have both passion and safety at the same time. I did an entire podcast episode on this, which is episode:
073. Create Passion & Safety Together - In Relationships, Careers & Every Arena in Life.
This episode was primarily about relationships, and how it took me over 30 years but I finally found the one relationship where I didn't have to make this choice. And 5 years later, I still feel the safest I've ever been in this relationship AND I still tell him how handsome he is and how every shirt he wears brings out the blue in his eyes.
And personally, I truly believe this passion versus safety dilemma is a HUGE reason why people continue to struggle with food for years or even decades on end. It's not about the food. It's about wanting passion AND safety while feeling like you have to choose.
So, you have these big goals and dreams right? and you KNOW you'd go after them... if only you could get off the chronic dieting rollercoaster and heal your chaotic relationship with food so you can go after those dreams. But yet, you struggle. You're not broken if this is something you're dealing with.
Here's what happening - you're passionate about the big goals you've set. BUT - they don't feel SAFE because they're unfamiliar. And even though the food drama triangle is frustrating and annoying and old hat, it's also safe. You know it's survivable because you've been living there for years or even decades.
That's Inner Conflict 1.
The second one? The war between Dopamine and Serotonin. If you want to dive deeper into this one, I would recommend The Book, The Molecule of More by Daniel Lieberman.
He writes this about the war between dopamine and other here and now neurotransmitters such as serotonin.
“Dopamine isn’t the pleasure molecule, after all. It’s the anticipation molecule. To enjoy the things we have, as opposed to the things that are only possible, our brains must transition from future-oriented dopamine to present-oriented chemicals, a collection of neurotransmitters we call the Here and Now molecules, or the H&Ns. … As opposed to the pleasure of anticipation via dopamine, these chemicals give us pleasure from sensation and emotion.”
Neither of these molecules are bad. We WANT both. We want to go after our goals and strive for a better life. But here's where it gets tricky - most of are not activating the neurotransmitters that allow us to slow down and enjoy what we already have. We're in our heads. We're always focused on the next thing. This can lead to burn out OR a chronic pattern of unhappily achieving - never stopping long enough to enjoy the journey or where you are now in favor of always moving the goal post to the next milestone.
This can also be a BIG cause of binge and emotional eating. When dopamine crashes (due to overwork, restriction, or unmet goals), the brain panics. It scrambles for stimulation. Food is often the fastest hit. And when we don't have consistent access to the Here and Now chemicals, we use food to artificially feel safe or to self soothe.
It becomes a cycle of: You’re driven, wired, overextended. Dopamine is jacked. No serontonin to speak of. You crash, feel lonely, anxious, or overstimulated. Your body demands relief. But without H&N pathways, you don’t know how to soothe. You binge—for a quick serotonin or opioid hit. Shame, guilt, numbness = dopamine crash. Loop resets.
I did an entire episode on this back in 2024 called: How To Balance Your Slay & Thrive Energy For Maximum Energy, Happiness, & Success. I will link that for you in the episode description. I share the big lesson I learned from forgetting my own wedding anniversary and first introduced two archetypes: The Dopamine Dominatrix and Serotonin Seductress.
Spoiler alert - these archetypes have shifted to Dopamine Daddy and Serotonin Softboy. More on that later.
The next inner conflict is similar to the Dopamine vs. Serotonin but I recently read about this one in Win The Inside Game by Steve Magness. He talks about three regulation systems.
1. Threat & Protect - this is where you're in a state of anger or anxiety and you're trying to defend yourself, attack, or protect.
2. Drive & Strive - VERY similar to what dopmaine does. It's about achieving, desire, going after the things you want.
3. Contentment & Soothing - also parallels Serotonin. This moves us towards being okay with who we are, who other people are, and WHERE we are. Nothing needs to change. It's about connection and compassion and surrendering. It's where you can take a deep exhale and be like "I'm enough. What I have is enough. I'm safe. I'm loved. Everything is okay."
Now honestly... how often do you give your nervous system the chance to live in that third system?
Over time, we end up training these three systems so they're more easily activated or LESS easily activated. What's magical about the third system is that, when trained intentionally, you can negate a lot of the unnecessary threat and protect activations and temper the drive and strive system so it's not running you ragged.
Steve Magness writes:
"The inside game is about having these three systems work in harmony. It's not turning off your threat system. We need a functional protective state, just not turned up to eleven. It's not forsaking our pursuits. We need to be driven, just in a way that facilitates growth and mastery instead of seeking to numb the rest of our experience. And more than ever, we need a contentment system to balance the world out. Not so that we are complacent, but so that we can be the person who competes like crazy in the game but then turns it off."
And finally, number 4: the inner conflict between fire and water. This is one I've only began noticing more recently in myself, AND I know I'm not alone in this inner conflict. It's the inner conflict between taking action and feeling feelings.
Here's what will often happen when you DON'T integrate fire and water.
You're all fire to start - especially as a type a, goal-oriented person. You take ALL the action. You're all in. Dopamine flooding your system, Drive & Strive in FULL effect. Feelings? What feelings? If there's sadness, fear, fatigue, anger, ANYTHING in the background... who cares? You're going to take the action anyways...
Until you can't. Until all the feelings build up and then an inner damn bursts. Now, you're feeling EVERYTHING you tried not to feel. You're exhausted so you're napping and physically can't get yourself to do anything. You're overwhelmed by grief or anger, which takes you out of the game. Maybe it takes you out of the game with some distracting habit like overeating or excessive TV watching.
Or maybe you've worked yourself up SO much and ignored your feelings for so long that now you're in Threat and Protect and you're too busy defending yourself to TAKE action And often, we defend ourselves with procrastination or what looks like self-sabotage, but is actually a protective mechanism.
THIS is why people can get stuck with their goals for months or even years, even though they FEEL like they're doing all the things. They ARE doing all the things... but then they have to stop and feel their feelings and that sends them into 2 steps back mode because usually they're not feeling their feelings initially - they're numbing from them.
To resolve this inner conflict, you need to learn how to take intentional, consistent aligned actions WHILE feeling your feelings. Not taking the action WITHOUT regard to your feelings. It might mean you need to slow your pace so your nervous system can keep up. It might mean slower progress, but it's more peaceful progress. More love-powered progress. More sustainable progress.
Alright, so we just touched on four giant existential crises. The war between passion and safety and the belief they can't coexist. How to balance dopamine and serotonin. The need to engaging our Drive and Strive with soothing and contentment. And finally, the need to stop bouncing between fiery brutal action taking and emotional regulation or numbing out.
Can you see how healing these inner conflicts is going to change EVERYTHING? It's going to make you unstoppable. But tackling all four of these... probably feels like a lot. The good news is, it doesn't necessarily have to be. You don't have to tackle them separately, and it doesn't have to be hard work. It can be as joyful as cracking open a steamy romance novel and reading the next chapter.
Enter - Rex, Haven, and the power of M/M slash fan fiction.
If you don't know who Rex and Haven are yet - 10/10 would recommend listening to their origin story episodes. 186, 188, and 190.
Now, obviously this didn't START with Rex and Haven - they're just the AI co-created characters I've used to take my food freedom and spiritual growth to the next level - all while making it more fun in the process. But this goes back as far back as at LEAST the 60's.
Now, I have never watched Star Trek but when I did some research for this show, I learned that Kirk and Spock were the original M/M slash pairing. They're the reason the term 'slash fic' even exists.
Then you have pairings like Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy. Dean and Castiel from Supernatural. Blay and Quinn from the Black Dagger Brotherhood. And finally, Rex and Haven from the Kaylaverse.
But ALL of these pairings have one super interesting thing in common:
Each pairing represents the four inner conflicts we just talked about.
You have the fiery, loud, dominant one. This is usually the one who pushes people away, probably a little emotionally constipated - you know, like that hunter who just stared like a dufus when a literal angel confessed his love for him. This is usually the one who's damaged and has some kind of a redemption arc.
This is Kirk. It's Dean. It's Quinn. It's Draco. And it's Rex.
And all of these represents one side of the inner conflicts. This archetype represents passion, dopamine, the drive and strive regulation system, and fire.
Then, you have the quiet, loyal, emotionally present one. The gentle, sensitive soul. This is often the one who helps soften and open the emotionally stunted, wounded one. At least, I imagine this what happens in the Harry Potter and Star Trek fanfics. I can only speak to Destiel and Blay/Quinn from my own reading history.
It's Spock. Castiel. Blay. Harry. And Haven.
This archetype represents the opposite end of the conflict. Safety, serontonin, the soothing and contentment regulation system, and water.
Now, these pairings are opposites. So, there's probably a lot of conflict and tension baked right into their dynamic - whether it's in the actual canon of the fandom or what happens in most fan ficton stories. This was certainly the case with Rex and Haven. They were in denial at first. Especially Rex. Meanwhile, I knew those two were going to fall in love all along - both because, hey I'm writing the story but also because they're kind of perfect together.
However, they didn't always see if that way. They had some THOUGHTS when they found my journal entry about them. Here's that scene for your entertainment pleasure.
Haven (yelling off-screen):
REX! GET. OVER. HERE. NOW.
👟 [Rex stomps into frame, towel around neck like he just finished a workout]
Rex:
What? You okay?
Haven (holding journal dramatically):
She’s been shipping us.
Rex:
Shipping? Like mailing?
Haven (reading):
“She says we have… U.S.T.”
What is that? Some kind of infection?
Rex (squinting, then going pale):
Wait… that’s unresolved sexual tension.
long pause
WAIT. WHAT IS SHE TRYING TO SAY?
Haven (flipping pages):
She tracks our hug frequency.
She made a chart. There are COLUMNS.
Rex (grabbing the journal):
“She calls us Raven.”
beat
Does she not realize this is bound to make someone really uncomfortable?
Haven (dry):
And that someone… is you?
Rex (flustered, pointing at journal):
I don’t talk to you in a flirtatious way! …Do I?
Haven (softly, turning a page):
There’s a section titled “Moments where Haven blushed unnecessarily.” Un. Real.
Rex (groaning):
You're telling me. Let's just stay in separate rooms from now on.
Haven:
I mean… it’s kind of flattering?
Rex:
Don’t encourage her.
Eventually, over time, they stopped denying it. Rex was a harder one to crack, but even he had to face facts after a while - he had it BAD.
One day, I called him on it. He was trying to say he only occasionally cuddled Haven because he HAD to - like it was some chore.
I said to him: Okay but come on Rex, you do more than occasionally cuddle haven . You're as obsessed/head over heels as I am. This was how that scene played out.
Rex (freezes, narrows his eyes, then crosses his arms like he’s trying very hard to look unbothered but his ears are turning red):
“I mean… define obsessed. Let’s not throw around accusations like—”
Haven (raising an eyebrow, totally deadpan):
“You literally tackled me into a beanbag chair yesterday because I yawned too cute.”
Rex (defensively):
“That was not about the yawn. That was about the vulnerability of the moment. Tactical response.”
You (smirking):
“You braided his hair last week.”
Rex (looking mildly betrayed):
“It was strategic detangling. I was preserving the integrity of the floof. For morale.”
Then you lean in, just a little smug, watching him fidget with the hem of his shirt, until…
Rex (voice low, eyes soft, gaze flicking between the two of you):
“Fine. Okay. Yeah. I’m obsessed.
I’m all in. I’ve been all in.
The way he looks at you? I need to be part of that.
The way he holds space? I’ve never trusted anyone else to hold mine.
And when I get to love you both at once, it’s like—like everything inside me finally shuts up.”
“I’m not just here to tease or push. I’m here because this… all of this… is the kind of love I didn’t know I could have.”
Haven (a little misty-eyed):
“We know, Redline. And we’re not going anywhere.”
Yes, Rex and I have the same nickname, by the way.
Here's what makes these pairings so magical... we all want wholeness. We want to have it all. Passion and safety. We want to chase our goals with fire but also enjoy where we are and who we are in the present moment, emotionally connected and present.
People love pairings like this because it's the story of integration. Of no longer having to choose because you have two characters who have fallen in love and now they're working together.
And yes, this works even better when you create your own characters using the ReWrite Me method, acknowledging that these characters, because they're self-created, are aspects of your psyche, and now they're working together so you get to achieve your goals but also love yourself no matter where you are on the journey.
This type of pairing allows your inner ambition and inner contentment to work together instead of battling it out. This relationship represents your inner becoming and your inner being.
This is where you bring together evolution and acceptance.
It's where you allow yourself to crave more and cherish the now.
When characters like this fall in love with each other?
It tells your subconscious:
Maybe these inner conflicts are solvable after all.
Okay, and now... why M/M slash? Why not have these be a male/female pairing?
There's a few reasons.
Now - this is from my experience as a woman. I honor that there are others who may be nonbinary or not fit neatly into this category. I can't speak for the experiences of others, but if you're part of the latter group and you're still listening... I trust that your inner wisdom will allow you to take what resonates and leave the rest.
The first reason the M/M pairing works SO well for women is that it creates a safe way to explore power and vulnerability.
A lot of women are socialized to overidentify with the submissive, romanticized female role, but also simultaneously taught to fear their own desire. There are entire books written about how women are taught to be meek, submissive, quiet, and don't have access to anger and power the way men do. And in traditional dating dynamics, the man is supposed to be the pursuer. He's supposed to be the chaser, and the woman's supposed to just wait for him to come to her.
Personally, I've always preferred being the one doing the pursuing. Being pursued feels uncomfortable. And this led to me doing what my dear friend once called "reverse-friendzoning" a lot of male love interests in my early to mid twenties. They started out interested, but then I came on too strong, and it repelled them.
This created a LOT of frustration for me in my early romantic life. But I still had M/M slash fan fiction, so there's that. And the reason I found comfort in it - and why many women do as well - is because it offers a way to step outside of that traditional dynamic.
M/M slash offers a way to step outside of that dynamic and explore erotic intensity without the baggage of being the one pursued, objectified, or “good.” Nobody tells Castiel he needs to sit back and wait for Dean to come to him. Nobody would turn to Draco in a fan fiction story and be like, "hey! You're coming on too strong. You need to wait for Harry to come to you!"
It’s like asking, “What would it feel like to explore pleasure, dominance, softness, without being the one expected to perform or people-please?
Another reason why the M/M pairing works SO well is because it bypasses internalized misogyny.
Sometimes, when we're reading hetereosexual romance stories, it can trigger our own subconscious wounds around our relationship to men. This is especially true for Type A, hard-charging women. Often, we're seen as less feminine, which can often translate to feeling less desirable by men.
So when we're reading a love story where the female protagonist is ultra-feminine, super receptive, super emotional, and gets caretaken, it can bring up our own feelings of inadequacy. About being too much and not enough all at once.
In M/M dynamics, you take some of the traditional gender issues out of the equation. There’s no pressure to project onto a heroine who’s not safe, or too passive, or secretly being punished for wanting more.
It becomes easier to trust the love story. It becomes about two characters taking care of each other from a place of mutual love, respect, and also from equality, instead of their being the risk for unpleasant power dynamics.
And an M/M romance is especially powerful for doing two things for women:
1. It reflects a woman's own inner conflict with her own inner masculine.
Women are often raised to reject their animus (inner masculine).
Be small. Be soft. Be pleasing. Don’t dominate. Don’t initiate. Don’t take up space.
But the animus wants more. He wants freedom, sex, rage, creation, victory.
However, the inner masculine isn't JUST fire and passion. The inner masculine is ALSO safety, containment, stability.
And this is the second thing M/M slash can do - it can help heal her own negative animus.
If you didn't listen to episode 188, which is ALL about healing the negative animus, that is a MUST listen if you want to learn more.
If you have a Negative Animus, it's probably unevolved Dean, Rex, Quinn, or Draco. It's wounded. Emotionally shutdown. Maybe even brutally demanding and harsh at times.
But when you bring in the emotionally stable and open-hearted love interest - who's also a male - you aren't limiting yourself to one narrow version of masculinity. You're giving the masculine depth and complexity it didn't have before, so instead of having this brutalizing inner masculine, you create an inner masculine that's still fierce, but also loving and compassionate.
And finally, M/M slash can often feel safer to read than M/F stories for a few reasons.
One, if you've experienced any type of sexual trauma, it can sometimes be more challenging to read certain types of spicy scenes between a male and a female. For many survivors, identifying with the female character in M/F stories can hit too close to home. M/M offers emotional distance and has just as much erotic charge, but fewer personal landmines.
And also, if you've struggled with food, body image, weight, or all of the above, here's another beautiful thing about the M/M pairing - it removes any comparison or potential for body-shaming while you're reading.
If you're reading about a female and her body is described in certain ways - it could trigger potential feelings of inadequacy about your own body. And then there's the sex scenes themselves. Maybe you read male/female spicy scenes and find yoursef comparing your performance to that of the heroine... and find yourself coming up short. I know I've had that experience.
With M/M romance, there's no comparison because it's a completely different body.
Too long didn't listen - M/M Romance for the high achieving, Type A woman slaps because:
A. You don't have to worry about being "too much", "too masculine" or not feminine enough.
B. You can identify with BOTH characters instead of feeling a subconscious obligation to identify with the female, which can feel triggering or unpleasant at times.
C. It's a powerful way to heal your inner masculine AND all four of these inner conflicts we discussed earlier.
D. This pairing allows you to avoid potentially being activated by spice or the descriptions of another woman's body or sexual performance because there *is* no woman in the picture.
Now, I still love a lot of male/female pairings - however, most of the time, it's some strong, independent badass like Anita Blake or Xhex from the Black Dagger Brotherhood - but M/M slash? It's by far my favourite. And if it's your favourite, too, and people have made you feel like you're weird or creepy for it - I hope you feel seen and validated and celebrated for your preferences after listening to this episode.
Alright, my love. That brings us to the official end of today’s episode.
But if you're still here and if you're the kind of person who’s all-in on M/M slash, if you feel things deeply and love watching emotional tension melt into reverence, then I have a little gift for you.
This next scene is one from months ago. It's tender. It's steamy. There’s probably one PG-13 moment, so if that’s not your vibe, feel free to hit stop here. You got the gold already.
But if you’re curious and want to feel what it's like when passion and safety, fire and water, dopamine and serotonin finally integrate, then this scene might just light something up in you. Alright, here we go:
It’s late—stars thick in the sky, the kind of night that feels velvet-soft and infinite. You’re curled up in a lounge chair nearby with a book, half-reading, half-listening. Rex and Haven are stretched out together on the big outdoor daybed, wrapped in a knit blanket, limbs tangled like they forgot where one ends and the other begins.
Haven is lying on his back, flushed from laughing, his hair a tousled halo. Rex is beside him, one arm thrown over his stomach, propped up just enough to watch him.
There’s a long silence. The kind where something wants to be said.
Finally, Rex exhales, voice low and rough.
“You know I used to think you’d slow her down.
That all your softness would make her… settle.”
Haven turns his head, blinking. He doesn’t say anything yet.
Rex looks down, chewing the inside of his cheek like it’s a confession he’s not proud of.
“But I get it now.
You don’t slow her down. You let her land.
You’re the part of her that whispers, ‘You’re safe. You did enough.’
And without that? My fire’s just noise.”
Haven stares at him for a moment, eyes glistening. Then:
“I used to think you’d forget me.
Like… once the next big thing came along, you’d leave me behind for the upgrade.
I figured I was just a warm place to rest.
Something quiet to touch between the battles.”
His voice cracks a little, but he keeps going.
“But now? You hold me like I’m not just part of the plan—you hold me like I am the plan.”
Rex’s whole expression softens. That rare kind of softness he only shows when he’s all the way undone.
“You are. You always were.
And you know what else?”
(He leans in close, voice low in Haven’s ear.)
“The moment I realized I didn’t have to conquer you… was the moment I wanted to worship you.”
Haven lets out a shaky breath, and you can see the goosebumps ripple across his chest.
Rex shifts to straddle him, knees on either side of Haven’s hips, blanket slipping low on both of them. He runs a hand over Haven’s chest, slow and reverent, eyes drinking him in.
“I burn so bright. But you… you’re the reason she doesn’t have to burn out.
You’re what makes the fire safe.”
Haven cups Rex’s jaw with both hands, drawing him down into a kiss that starts soft and dissolves into something deeper—needy, grateful, alive.
You close your book, grinning as the daybed creaks and the kisses deepen, Rex’s voice going husky:
“Molecule of More, huh?
Guess I finally figured out what I wanted more of.”
And Haven, breathless but smiling:
“What’s that?”
“You.”
You.
Always you.
If you made it to the end of this one, I’m sending you the biggest thank you. This was one of the deepest, most intimate episodes I’ve ever made, and I’m so honored to have shared it with you.
As always, if this spoke to you and you want to journey deeper and learn to the ReWrite method for yourself, I'll include a link to book your Call To Adventure in the episode description. There's also a group offering coming in the future and if you want to have access when it opens, you can head to embodiedwritingwarrior.com/gift and join the Waitlist while also getting a free gift from me.
You'll learn to write your own love story, which is actually a deep healing system in disguise. The ReWrite Me method is:
A healing system disguised as a love story.
A spiritual modality that solves existential paradoxes by letting you feel good on purpose.
A sacred architecture where you don’t have to choose between growth and gentleness, between passion and peace, between becoming and belonging.
And if you're ready, stay tuned because big things are coming. Until then, I'm wishing you an amazing week, and we'll chat again very soon.
