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We had so much fun having this conversation with Christina and Stephen aka “Ander” of the Vimbasi Warriors. They have a really adorable story of how they met, and they hold nothing back around their own sex lives, personally and as a couple. Their communication and willingness to learn and grow in their relationship is such an inspiration. Stephen is dating coach and founder of Vimbasi Warrior. Christina is currently exploring coaching and helping women have more fulfilling sex lives and relationships.
Official Bio for Vimbasi Warrior:
We (the company) are most well known for guiding men of various backgrounds towards their individual “seductive integrity”. While others focus on quick gimmicks and tricks to reach one night of “success”, Vimbasi Men focus on sustainable, custom, effective and healthy ways of expanding their ability to love and impassion women. We put the passion, heart, and art back into intimacy. A Vimbasi Warrior’s seductive integrity isn’t just what he will use to get a date, it’s what he’ll use to seduce his future (or for some men, their current) wife, and honorably pass on to his son.
In This Conversation We Discuss:
- Stephen’s experience growing up in the Mormon Church and how it impacted his sexuality.
- How this couple overcame their individual painful sexual histories to really open up to amazing communication and even more amazing sex with each other.
- Listen to Stephen’s painfully funny story of how he “didn’t get the message” during a shower he was taking with two other women – who were soaping each other up!
- Why it’s important to treat your sexuality like a dimmer switch (not an on/off light switch).
Top Quotes:
- “If you can’t get a girl out of the barriers that are in her mind, good luck getting her to relax so she can get off.”
- “It was a shock for me that women want some of the things I want.”
- “I spent years trying to please women, how to please women. It has served me to such an extreme degree. But at the same time I reached this point of, ‘well what about me?’”
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