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Would you help me to help Gillian?

Gillian Anderson is writing a book on women and sexuality and wants to hear women’s fantasies.

The Sex Education actress has been inspired to collect the deepest and most personal erotic thoughts of her female contemporaries. Gillian Anderson is having a life-imitates-art moment if her Sex Education character is anything to go by. Anderson, 54, plays uninhibited sex therapist Jean Milburn in the show, a character with an easy attitude towards physical intimacy and a ready willingness to discuss intercourse without fear of judgement. In announcing her new project, Gillian has also called for women to write to her personally with their sexual fantasies and stories – some of which will be published in the book.

To read more about Gillian's project, Click Her

Why I want to help Gillian

As many of my clients will know, for the past 18 years of my work, normalising sex has been my passion. Helping women, men, and couples understand and explore their sexuality to become mentally and physically healthier, happier, and whole human beings. I have always taken a humanistic approach to sex and intimacy. When I work with a client, I do so by looking at the biological, psychological, emotional, anthropological and pleasurable aspects of sex.

In working with women particularly, I now understand that female sexuality is deeply profound. Men may think they are the sexual champions, but in reality, women lead the field because they know that good sex is not a race to the finish line but a journey of adventure and discovery without a necessary goal. This is why I want to help Gillian achieve her passion for writing a book that applauds the sexual fantasies and erotic imaginations of women. I firmly believe that when women are free to express their sexuality without guilt and judgment, the world will become a better place. 

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Best wishes

Colin Richards

www.intimacymatters.co.uk