From the back cover: Things aren't going too good for Paula right now. She's new in town, has stress at home and is unhappily in love. And the other girls are not only more good-looking than she - they are all involved with boys and even have hot stuff going on. She's the only one who's left behind. And whereas the others go to Cancun for the holidays, she's supposed to go to her aunt somewhere boring on the shore of Lake Michigan. But then a lot of things start happening - with Matthew and love and her body. And she discovers that a lot of stuff is not at all the way the others have been…mehr
From the back cover: Things aren't going too good for Paula right now. She's new in town, has stress at home and is unhappily in love. And the other girls are not only more good-looking than she - they are all involved with boys and even have hot stuff going on. She's the only one who's left behind. And whereas the others go to Cancun for the holidays, she's supposed to go to her aunt somewhere boring on the shore of Lake Michigan. But then a lot of things start happening - with Matthew and love and her body. And she discovers that a lot of stuff is not at all the way the others have been telling her. Why this story? First time sex - there are as many stories about this as there are women and girls. Each one is different. Countless girls and young women have told me their stories. In my groups they shared their valuable experiences with me and the other girls and thus placed their trust in us. In Paula's Story I would like to pass on what was essential in these stories. One central message is that what matters is how it feels. When touch, Eros and sex do not feel good, they harm us. What others think or expect of us is completely unimportant. And everything we learn about sex in the media often makes us feel pressured and even more often has nothing to do with reality. Paula's first experiences with love, sensuality and sexuality therefore deal with the question: What does it feel like for me? Truthfully? Paula also hears a lot about her girlfriends' experiences. Some of the supposedly beautiful experiences later turn out to be wishful thinking or bravado, and some unpleasant ones only come to light after a while. There, too, the question that we are all dealing with is: What do I really feel? What do I do because I myself want to? And what do I do out of fear of losing my boyfriend or so as not to come across as prudish or uptight? I want Paula's Story to empower girls and women to trust their own feelings and their own bodies - not the images and messages they get from television, magazines and the internet. The earlier they find a self-confident attitude toward their own bodies and feelings, the more beautiful will be their sexual experiences, also as adult women. Karin Linnander Psychologist M.A. Spezializing in youth sexuality; have worked many years with girls in preparation of their "first time," also in schools.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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About the Author Karin Linnander, MA, was born in Stuttgart, Germany, and today lives with her husband in Frankfurt am Main. She studied German language and literature (MA University of Tübingen) and Psychology and Counseling (MA Prescott College, Arizona), specializing in youth sexuality. Her MA thesis was entitled "The First Time" and deals with the scientific foundations and design of a holistic workshop intended to help girls make their first sexual experiences self-determined and joyful events. After concluding her studies, Karin first worked with adolescent sexual offenders in the United States. Having returned to Germany in 2002, she facilitated courses and seminars for young girls entitled "Butterfly Clan" (in preparation for menarche) and "Rose Clan" (in preparation for the "first time"). She later continued her work in schools and public institutions. A "Girls' Day," which she offered over the course of several years at a Catholic school for girls, reached more than 800 students. Karin has a psychological practice of her own in Frankfurt where she supports people in need of counseling in shaping their lives, mainly using systemic constellations and the development of personal rituals. In addition, 25 years of shamanic-spiritual studies have given her a deep understanding of individual processes of transformation. She incorporates the insights she has gained designing rituals and rites of passage into her work. She also has several years of experience in the theory and use of "Council" (a group-oriented discussion and moderation technique) and in facilitating vision quests for youth and adults. In the book The First Time - Paula's Story, a fictionalized story, Karin shares the essence of many years of work with girls. She is currently working on another publication on the topic of menarche and rites of passage.
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