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Redefining life, relationships, work, and even the world of yoga through the female gaze. The female gaze shifts the narrative—it’s about reclaiming the story, embracing joy, and finding meaning in the everyday. It’s not just for women; it’s for anyone ready to live with more awareness, curiosity, and connection <br/><br/><a href="https://cherrylannaduncan.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">cherrylannaduncan.substack.com</a>
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February 26, 2025
<p>In this episode, I sit down with Phillip Cohen for a deep and dynamic conversation about <strong>patriarchy, therapy, and internalized narratives</strong>. We explore how patriarchal conditioning shapes both men and women—often in ways we don’t consciously recognize.</p><p>* Are women aware of the internalized stories influencing their lives?</p><p>* How does patriarchy present in therapy?</p><p>* Is it possible to step outside of the given cultural narratives and truly know what we want?</p><p>Phillip, a self-professed patriarch, shares his perspective—including the ways he’s worked to dismantle his own conditioning. We challenge each other, push back on assumptions, and examine how these ingrained beliefs shape relationships, personal identity, and even therapy itself.</p><p>It’s a conversation filled with <strong>honest reflection, intellectual friction, and a few laughs along the way</strong>. Whether you see patriarchy as an oppressive force, an old stubborn consciousness, or just the default narrative we’ve inherited, this episode invites you to question, challenge, and rethink the stories that shape us.</p><p>🎧 <strong>Listen now and join the conversation in the comments!</strong></p> <br/><br/>Get full access to Cherryl Duncan at <a href="https://cherrylannaduncan.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4">cherrylannaduncan.substack.com/subscribe</a>
February 13, 2025
<p>Ladies, we need to talk.</p><p>What if the way we've been conditioned to experience love is all wrong? What if the intoxicating highs and devastating lows that so many of us chase in relationships are not love, but something else entirely? What if true erotic energy isn’t something that comes from a man, but from within ourselves?</p><p>This week on the podcast, I sat down with the brilliant <a target="_blank" href="https://philcohen.substack.com/?r=2c61nl&utm_campaign=subscribe-page-share-screen&utm_medium=web">Phillip Cohen</a> to unpack a concept that has been stirring up deep conversations across my social media and personal reflections: Love love, not the man, for you will forever be in his power.</p><p>It's a line from <a target="_blank" href="https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/dangerous-beauty-1998">Dangerous Beauty</a>, a film about the political and personal power of courtesans in Renaissance Venice. But more than a historical reference, it’s a wake-up call to modern women. How often do we hand over our own power in relationships, mistaking the rush of emotions as proof of love? How often do we fall into the narrative that tells us we need a man to "wake us up"—just like the fairy tales taught us?</p><p>Phillip and I dive deep into the roots of these beliefs, exploring everything from the fairy tale scripts we’ve all internalised (Sleeping Beauty, anyone?) to the ways patriarchal conditioning has shaped not just women’s expectations, but men’s roles in relationships, too.</p><p>We discuss:</p><p>* The difference between <strong>erotic energy</strong> and <strong>romantic love</strong></p><p>* Why women have historically married their sense of desire to a man, instead of cultivating it independently</p><p>* The paradox of modern feminism and its impact on relationships</p><p>* How both men and women are trapped in outdated relationship dynamics—and how to break free</p><p>* Practical steps to reclaim your own erotic, creative energy without making your partner the centre of your universe</p><p>If you’ve ever found yourself losing parts of who you are in a relationship, if you’ve felt the intoxicating pull of passion only to watch it fade into resentment and obligation, or if you’ve wondered why love stories always seem to follow the same frustrating patterns, this conversation is for you.</p><p>This is not about abandoning love. It’s about understanding it differently. It's about <strong>loving love itself</strong>—as an experience, an energy, a force within you—rather than placing your power in the hands of another person.</p><p>Intrigued? <strong>Listen to the full episode here</strong> and let’s continue this conversation.</p><p>Drop a comment below—what does this phrase mean to you? Love love, not the man. How does it land? What parts of your own story does it stir up?</p><p>With love </p><p><strong>Cherryl</strong></p> <br/><br/>Get full access to Cherryl Duncan at <a href="https://cherrylannaduncan.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4">cherrylannaduncan.substack.com/subscribe</a>
June 20, 2024
<p>In this episode of 'That Conscious B***h: The Podcast,' I and psychologist Phillip Cohen dive deep into the transformative power of owning your darkness. Explore why integrating your shadow self can make you more interesting, whole, and trustworthy. We'll uncover the irony of why those who embrace their flaws are often the ones we feel safest around.</p><p>We'll also tackle the allure of seeking validation and excitement outside of relationships, diving into love addiction and the chase for that initial high. Learn how avoiding pain might make you miss out on true love, and why affairs often become misguided escapes.</p><p>Finally, discover what draws you to certain people and how recognizing and integrating these qualities within yourself can transform your life, relationships, and work. Join us for a profound exploration of the psychology of love, fear, and authenticity.</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to Life Unfiltered: The Conscious B***h Chronicles at <a href="https://cherrylannaduncan.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4">cherrylannaduncan.substack.com/subscribe</a>
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Redefining life, relationships, work, and even the world of yoga through the female gaze.
The female gaze shifts the narrative—it’s about reclaiming the story, embracing joy, and finding meaning in the everyday. It’s not just for women; it’s for anyone ready to live with more awareness, curiosity, and connection
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