Sex! Just about everyone loves having it, talking about it, and fantasizing about it. Many will look to magazines, sex gurus, sex therapists, and even pornography for the latest advice, tips, and inspiration on how to have greater sexual intimacy in their relationships or overcome sexual dysfunction. However, the mere mention of the words Sexual Trauma can cause people to have triggered reactions or quickly change the subject to something more pleasant. Sexual abuse is the dirty little secret that permeates all racial, age, sex, and gender groups, yet it's the thing people don't want to face. It runs rampant in our world, from the #MeToo Hollywood scandals, to church and government cover-ups of pedophilia rings, to sex trafficking, to patriarchal cultures that suppress the value of the feminine in the world through sexual shame. Unhealed Sexual Trauma is at the root of most relationship issues and sexual dysfunction. Many only seek sex advice on how to have better sex and healthier relationships but are terrified of doing the deeper, more painful work to heal their layers. If you want healthier relationships and sex you have to become a healthier version of you. We have to become that which we seek. We attract what we are, so if you find yourself attracting toxic partners and relationships it's time to explore the parts of you that keep you stuck in these trauma loops. Sexual Trauma: Suppression of the True Self explores how even the little sexual traumas that we stuff down and convince ourselves are "No Big Deal!" can alter the course of a child's life, suppress their True Self, and create the unhealthy, protector masculine False Self. Trauma can affect personality, self-worth, motivation, success in life, self-belief, and can actually make us more susceptible to poor boundaries and future traumas. Jennifer E. Walls shares her personal wisdom and healing journey into the first two layers, which are the emotional and mental layers. She shares her very personal account of her sexual trauma, relationships, and healing tools, such as writing therapy and writing prompts, to help readers start their own healing journey through their trauma layers. Each person's individual healing leads to a healthier, more united, and loving society.Jennifer E. Walls is a New Orleans born and raised author and publisher. She is an intuitive guide, trauma and intimacy coach, and healing conduit that helps guide people through their process of healing from trauma, so that they can be healthier adults that go on to have deep emotional intimacy in their relationships. In turn, many will raise healthy children, thereby breaking the cycles of personal, generational, and societal trauma. She has also been a licensed massage therapist since 2001.https: //www.sacredintimacybeyondintercourse.com