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The Valentine’s Day check in
I had someone ask me this week if I thought Valentine’s Day was worth all the hype. She lamented that it was really a Hallmark invention and not worth the effort. The truth is that Valentine’s Day has been around for millennia. We have been celebrating it in its present form since the Middle Ages when St. Valentine secretly wed some Roman soldiers. But before St. Valentine, February 15th was a wildly popular Pagan celebration of fertility called Lupercalia. It was celebrated into the 5th century A.D, so Valentine’s Day has some serious tradition backing it. If you want to re-enact it, Lupercalia was defined by naked participants chasing women around the town square gently spanking them with goat hides. How very 50 shades of them.
But if you are not in the mood to dance naked under the full moon in order to increase your fertility (and in Ottawa during February it’s a bit chilly for that), then what are the traditional or maybe non-traditional ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your sweetie?
Historically, Valentine’s day is about love notes. A creative poem, love letter, or heartfelt message that you only send to your significant other. Most people don’t send Valentine’s cards to their Grandparents. I think Valentine’s Day should inspire your romantic creativity. It’s also the time of year when you pause and say to your lover that “they have your heart” and that “you would choose them all over again”. A homemade card is the perfect way to express how you feel about someone. My husband draws stick figures on a regular page of white paper and accompanies them with his ribald, and very funny rhyming poetry. They are treasured by everyone who gets them for any occasion but his Valentine’s Day efforts are legendary and are for my eyes only.
According to that shopping group that measures our spending the average North American spends $126 on Valentine’s Day and is anticipating to spend more this year. Most of that is on items like flowers and chocolate. As a therapist working with couples I know it is effort that matters. Doing something together that is memorable and out of the ordinary is what makes a difference in relationships. Most women when asked about the best date they have ever had with their sweetie mentioned the involvement of some kind of adventure. What is the one thing your partner has always wanted to do? Valentine’s Day can be the day to make that wish come true.
My favourite story involved a friend of mine and occurred when she was a student. Her boyfriend at the time convinced her to take a walk in the woods in mid February. At a designated spot he blindfolded her and lit a campfire that he had set up earlier in the day. Her Valentine’s picnic included a bottle of wine chilling in the snow, heart shaped cookies and a thermos of hot chocolate.
The truth is that Valentine’s Day can be what you make it. It may be a new release movie, a specially prepared dinner or a tub of Haagen-Dazs and candlelight. What is important is that you do some eye gazing and say something heartfelt. Don’t pass up the opportunity.
Dr. Brothers sat behind a large table in her demur sweater set and smiled that Mona Lisa smile of hers. At least I thought it looked like a Mona Lisa smile. She was laughing at something her aid said when I approached her to look the books she had in front of her. I was a young, newly minted therapist at a Psychology of Media convention in California, and she was the great guru of radio therapy. In those days I hosted a “Sex with Sue’ call-in show on an Ottawa am station called 54 Rock. I could answer the listeners questions, but had absolutely no radio skills.
Her advice was “to offer up the facts, and deal with the person, not the issue” when I asked her why she thought she had been so successful.
Her advice resonated. At least what she did for women in media- especially women Psychologists in Media, was to show that you could be authentically yourself and still be heard.
She was a great broadcaster, an ever better Psychologist and she helped so many people. She died yesterday at the age of 85. She was a great lady and she died as she lived. With class and grace.
I meet many people who think that Valentine’s Day is an over rated commercial Hallmark holiday. I think Valentine’s Day can be magic. Maybe I’m a little wide eyed and that I still believe in romance (despite my daily mediation with struggling couples). Valentine’s day is the day of the year when you stop and say “I picked you. You are special. And I would do it all over again. February 14th can be a reminder to stop and attend to your relationship. I see so many couples who have forgotten to make their relationships a priority. Given the craziness of daily life, too many couples push their relationships to the bottom of the pile. By the time I see them in my office, the intimacy they have always counted on has fallen off the rails simply to lack of attention. Relationships take mindfulness and work.
I love this list of ideas about ways to be mindful about your relationship for no money. There are little reminders to give you that necessary push, even if its not mid February.
1. Create a Game Night
Avoid yet another evening spent on the couch and host a game night this Valentine’s Day. Whether it’s a mellow game of Scrabble or a high-intensity round of Texas Hold ‘Em, you’ll enjoy a little friendly competition with your date.
2. Head to the Playground
Skip the pricey restaurant and head to the playground for some kid-like fun. Compete on the swingset or see who can hold out the longest on the merry-go-round.
3. Volunteer Together
Valentine’s Day seems to be all about what you’re doing for your special someone. Why not collaborate and do something for others instead? Soup kitchens and nursery homes are always looking for a few good volunteers, so spend your Feb. 14 brightening someone else’s day.
4. Make S’Mores
Forget chocolate-covered strawberries; s’mores are where it’s at this Valentine’s Day! Roast marshmallows over your kitchen stove, expertly melt chocolate in the microwave and create a multi-layered, gooey treat for your lover.
5. Bring the Spa Home
Spas and salons will be brimming with lovey-dovey couples this Valentine’s Day, but you can skip the crowds and create a better experience at home. Gather your candles, towels and favorite CDs and prepare a steamy bath. Complete the experience with a couples massage.
6. Get Touristy
Despite how long you’ve lived in your current city, there are likely several hidden gems you haven’t yet experienced. Stop by the local visitor’s center with your date and inquire about free things to do in your community, then hit the road toward discovery.
7. Host a Movie Night
Host a movie night and ask friends to bring their favorite snack to share. Peruse your DVD collection for a funny or thought-provoking flick and leave the tear-jerkers for just the two of you.
8. Relive Storytime
Open a bottle of wine or pop the top on your favorite brew and settle in for an evening of storytelling. Share passages from your favorite books or pick up your favorite childhood classics from the local library.
9. Cook Dinner Together
Cooking a meal for your loved one has long been a Valentine’s Day tradition, but why not prepare something together? Challenge each other to create a tasty meal out of items you already have in your pantry and toast to your resourcefulness.
10. Host a Wine Tasting
Tasting flights will cost you a pretty penny at fancy restaurants, but you can bring the experience home for less. Ask friends to bring a bottle of wine and their favorite snack pairing and enjoy an intellectual discussion about tannins and undercurrents.
I’ll admit to having a more European point of view when it comes to sexual content. I’m far more concerned about my kids seeing too much violence ( so no way to Halo 4 despite the pleading) than I am about seeing real people make love. That doesn’t mean I think watching porn is okay (in fact I think it gives young men the wrong view about typical bodies and what sex is like), but it means I don’t get my panties in a knot about nudity of sexual innuendos in front of my tweens.
Well there is a new study out there that suggests I may need to tighten up and pay more attention to what my kids are seeing. That sports means movies like Goon or Bad Teacher is off the table.
It turns out that children who watch films with a high sexual content tend to lose their virginity earlier and have more partners, recent research has indicated.
Not only are they more promiscuous, they are also more likely to engage in risky sex by not using condoms(Agh!)
“The six-year study of more than 1,200 teens refers to sexual content in films but campaigners against online porn say it could equally apply to videos on the internet.
They point out that children can now see a lot more sexual imagery online than they ever did at the cinema – meaning that the effect will be magnified. Researchers from Dartmouth College, an Ivy League university in the US, surveyed 684 top-grossing movies from 1998 to 2004, and then coded them for sexual content.Between the ages of ten and 15, the tendency to seek more novel and intense stimulation of all kinds peaks. The wild hormonal surges of adolescence makes judicious thinking a bit more difficult.
Dr O’Hara said that greater exposure to sexual content in movies at a young age actually led to a higher peak in ‘sensation-seeking’ during adolescence.”
So what does that mean for your kids? It means normalizing sexual behaviour early can lead to more promiscuous kids. Sigh. Another parenting thing to be worried about. All of this at a time when I’m just reading the new Psychology Today article that says “don’t hover over your kids, they do better with something called benign neglect”. If you can figure out how to better walk that line then definitely add your two cents below. Maybe we’ll figure it out together.
I get google updates about what’s new in sex. It helps me trend about sexuality in mainstream media and keeps me current. The challenge is that without new body parts, there is little that’s “new in sex”. In fact the same things have been coming up since I started reading sex information over 25 years ago. Politicians getting caught with their pants down, celebrity sex tapes and Demi Moore’s bush pictures.
What is it about our obsession with sex scandals either for getting your hand caught in the cookie jar or for wading in where you don’t belong?
I went to the Museum of Science and Technology on Friday to view their “racy” sex Ed display for teenagers. The Heritage Minister James Moore said it was inappropriate. I knew it fell short of the Ontario sex ed curriculum. It was wonderful, and hardly racy at all. His comments turned the display in a media circus. My European friends after reading the flurry of media reports said “that all of Europe was laughing at us over a much ado about nothing”.
I don’t get that why we should keep people ignorant about their own bodies. I also don’t get why we are so concerned about who are elected officials are rubbing genitals with. Provided it’s safe and consensual, why is it our business.
In the US, John Edwards was indited.
In his case well in excess of the Election Act’s limit, to conceal Edwards’ extramarital affair with [Hunter] and [Hunter’s] pregnancy with his child. Edwards knew that public revelation of the affair and pregnancy would destroy his candidacy by, among other things, undermining Edwards’ presentation of himself as a family man and by forcing his campaign to divert personnel and resources away from other campaign activities to response to criticism and media scrutiny regarding the affair and pregnancy.”
Under the microscope. Or blaring trumpets if it doesn’t agree with our morality. I listen to my Mom, the United church Minister preach “live and let live”. Follow my live chat on Friday about the museum furor and make your own opinion.
When I met Gene Simmons and Shannon Tweed last summer when KISS was in town for Bluesfest. He was definitely checking out the boobs of all the women present. Well so was every other heterosexual man there so that’s nothing new. He is a legendary Lothario, even if he’s been in a relationship with Shannon for 28 years and they have a couple of kids. Super sexual, smart and powerful there is a new word to describe these guys – it’s a walrus.
The fabulous Fates book about the Walrus – personality traits of powerful and successful men that almost never involves monogamy. It’s part of their persona to be still conquering women – despite the circumstance. Line them up and bend them over as Spif will often tell me. Simmons recently proposed to Tweed on Family Jewels. He said he would never do it, and the reviews aren’t sure it isn’t just ratings stunt.
So what exactly are the traits of a walrus? Here is the fates description:
Think about a successful self-made industrialist, entrepreneur, politician, superstar and sports hero have in common? These male media mavericks and megastars love women; they are highly promiscuous. They love sex, they want sex and they need sex. They always get sex and lots of it! Is there a biological reason for this behavior? Have you ever wondered whether a self-made man or a man with inherited wealth would make the better husband, lover, colleague or friend? Perhaps, because of this attention, you have considered spending mega bucks on yourself to impress him. Do you think it may win him over? Do you think you could profit from his interest? Would he lend you money for your new venture or pay off your debt? High profile, powerful and dominant men can even get away with murder, impeachment and lying under oath with no remorse or ramifications. These men are the movers, makers, shakers and takers. The Walrus Theory is a metaphor comparing the promiscuous dominant man and the walrus in nature. Its insatiable appetites for sex and survival, its bachelor-like habits, its hunger for multiple mates and its need for togetherness are extremely similar. There are these and many other similarities between the white-tusked wanderer of the sea and the promiscuous dominant man. We have coined the term Walrus to describe these types of men.
Having met Gene and being a secret (okay not-so-secret) watcher (Can you rock ‘n roll all night?) of his show he is a great example of the Walrus. George Clooney, Bill Clinton, Hugh Hefner to name a few. Powerful, sexual and have women dropping at their feet. Even if they are as physically unattractive as I find Gene Simmons to be. Like walruses, they’ve got something going on.
One of my key findings in the Libido Diet book was the discovery of the correlation between food allergies and low sex drive. There isn’t a lot of research to support my concusions (just my 20 years of counseling for low sex drive), but my belief is that food allergies increase the cellular inflammation and impacts on the bodies ability to use testosterone and the sex binding globulin hormone that allows us to feel sexy.
In English that means if you have a food allergy, you have to work extra hard to keep your libido where it should be.
In trying to stay well read on the subject, I found this article that suggests women have greater, and more pronounced food allergies than men. Given that low sex drive problems are an 80/20 women to men problem, I keep trying to understand the connection. I’ve written extensively about this in my Libido Diet book (see side panel or at www.sexwithsue.com). The top five allergy foods are seafood, nuts, milk, wheat, eggs, with things like strawberries and dill thrown in as other examples of food sensitivities. All I’m saying is that if you have a food aversion, be aware there is some link between that and sexual desire.
In the meantime, have a read about why it may affect women more than men.
It is well established that there are differences between men and women in the incidence of allergic
diseases. For example, the occurrence of some allergic diseases such as asthma is higher among
females than males after puberty. When asked, females will report more often than men that they
are allergic towards certain foods. This might be partly explained by the fact that females in general
report worse health than men and have more active health seeking behaviour than men. However,
recently reported data from a Norwegian national register of severe allergic reactions to food
showed a strong dominance of reactions by females (60%) over males (40%). This suggests that
there is also a clear biological mechanism. Either females are biologically more susceptible to
developing food allergies or have a different pattern of exposure to allergenic foods than men.
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Sue McGarvie, “North America’s funniest therapist” (Oxygen Magazine 2004)
Coming from a family of naturally funny people, (many of them could, and have done stand up comedy), I learned how to many a spectacle of myself in front of thousands of people. I’ve keynoted in front of audiences of as many as 7,000 (I was very nervous for that one), or for small groups where I bring out my anatomically correct hand puppet and my ukulele. I have spoken at bridal trade shows across North America about “what makes great marriages”. However, by far my most popular presentaiton is to women’s groups on “keeping it hot”. How to have sex with the same guy for decades without running screaming into the night. My big market is women, 35-55 on hormones, libido, and why we all have times when we want to strangle our husbands, and bury them in the backyards.
You would hardly recognize me during my ‘I am CEO, hear me roar” business speech, where I put my hair up and put on my red business suit. I can deliver a kick-ass business seminar or keynote, on sexual harassments, interpersonal relationships at the office and sexual business ethics. It’s my professional (with only the most appropriate humor) speech for business audiences, I call “Hand in the Cookie Jar”, or what to do about sex on the boardroom table. See attached PDF.
In my slightly funnier, but with serious undertones of “this is your life, so wear latex”, presentation for health professionals, Universities, NGO’s and community groups, I can hit the high notes of how we can go “Beyond the Birds and the Bees” in my presentation on the new age of sex, and what to do when you get those urges low in your body. It’s everything they didn’t teach you in grade 9 gym class, but that you always wanted to know. (open the PDF to look at the cool pictures)
A new spin off on this presentation is how “Sex is going mainstream, and how sex fits into modern culture” that has been all the rage at those Advertising conferences that serve those great martinis. You know that sex sells, but want to know why, then pick me, pick me, for a more change from the usual at this year’s convention.
Last but certainly not least, is my hysterically funny (I even crack up), cheeky talk I call “Even Superwomen get Stretchmarks”, about being a woman struggling to do it all, while keeping your relationships hot, all while scraping the gum off the bottom of your high heels. It’s the modern tale that is completely relevant to women’s organizations, businesses that employ women, or for men who really, really want to know what women are talking about during those “bitch sessions with their girlfriends”. I’m never mean, know how to read audiences, and can tone it down when necessary. Try it you’ll love it, it’s almost as good as the chocolate I bring to bribe my audiences with.
Although I regularly drop my mic, and I have a terrible time making the sound board work properly, for some reason people still like listening to me. Maybe because, you never know exactly what’s going to happen during one of my shows. Hell, I don’t even know what’s going to happen during one of my shows. I have a new show called Love and Lipstick. Have a listen to my demo now:
Each segment is about 2 minutes long.
It’s the beauty of live, or live-to-tape radio. Hard to believe that I’ve been on the air for over 10 years, with surprisingly amazing ratings (no one is ever more amazed than me). I talk exclusively about – you guessed it, sex (with some dating and relationship stuff thrown in for good measure). I don’t know much about anything else, but do seem to have a better than average understanding and fascination with how we choose to rub our genitals together. I’ve been on in some of the biggest markets in North America , including CFRB Toronto, CKQB Ottawa, and CJAD Montreal (which just means it’s a colorful medley of interesting callers).
Did I mention the slightly irreverent, zany, but always caring show that discusses sex bluntly, but in the nicest possible way? And no, I don’t think that’s not an oxymoron. “Feeling the love”, is my motto. I try to explain the coolest techniques in a way that’s sassy – not brassy.
Listeners, (okay one listener), says “it’s never the same old stuff, I always learn something new from listening to Sue”. (Colleen D. CFRB listener). Gee thanks, Colleen.
The great part of doing a radio show is that I get to interview all kinds of the most famous sex patrons in the world. Scientists, porn stars, famous madams, doctors, authors, sex Gods, and all who want to be, I get to talk candidly and ask the questions (sometimes in my I-can’t-believe-she-just-asked-that, or can-she-say-that-on-radio way), but the point is, that it is content you will not find anywhere else, and it will leave you smiling.
Click here to listen to my 2 minute audio sex tip, or for the longer weekly 45 minute show, that guarantees you’ll get great information about how to be hotter in the bedroom and more importantly get more (or figure out how you’ll want to have more) intimacy!
Here is the summary of Love and Lipstick
Love and Lipstick is the evening relationship show that I describe as romance with a sassy edge. This is for women who appreciate a glass of wine, and for whom dust bunnies are part of the family. We won’t be talking about scrapbooking- more about love, lust, lipstick, marriage coaching, why hockey players are sexy, menopause, and who gets the wet spot. It’s the mysteries of relationships, being single again, great loves, dealing with our adolescents and aging parents, and how to flirt with lots of laughs and loads of cheek. It’s about why kindness matters, along with great mood music, guest experts, new media and interactive texting, and comedians commenting on relationships. Above all it is keeping it local with that over riding sense of community. Taking calls from women about what’s going on in their bedrooms, boardrooms, and any other room in their lives is what will make the connections authentic. The quality of our lives is in the quality of our relationships. Love and Lipstick is what I describe as “chewy”. Real women, complete with stretch marks, talking to each other.