In your head are multiple hemispheres, and though it may seem like all the many centers of your brain CAN fire at once (a terrible racket, the noisiest scrape and scream of to-dos and memories and fears and patterns and involuntary muscle work and joys and and and…) there are at least two parts of your beautiful brain that cannot effectively fire at once. 
Erotic arousal and fear arousal. I’m willing to guess that the “yes-and” of intimacy and the willingness to discover and be playful and experience affection and pleasure and be grounded in one single bodily moment make it extremely challenging to embody much in the way of anxiety for most. Add the chemical rush of dopamine and the eternal spring of oxytocin to that cocktail shaker and please, barkeep— make mine a double. 
Without getting too cheeky, because this is serious, pleasure is good for you. However you like it, however you give it. 
To that end— we’ve had an assortment of nicely designed and body safe products for just these occasions since 2018, and I count myself lucky to be your friendly neighborhood “personal massager” dealer. For Valentine’s Day, I’ve also curated a little “Pleasure Garden” set featuring delights for all parts of your person, to be shared or not. It’s a little bit Garden of Eden, and a little bit healthy hedonism. 
Can’t believe I got through this post without a single double entendres. Blessings. 
From the top:
Pleasure garden set. Naturally dyed mulberry silk XL kerchief— if you need me to tell you what that’s for, let me know in the comments. Massage candle, aloe based lube, an assortment of artfully printed cards from our WonderLust intimacy deck. Shower steamers, snake stud earrings, and a beautiful batch of herb garden themed sea salted and chocolate covered caramels. Optimal add-on? Erotic poetry by e.e. cummings.
P.S. Vive la révolution du plaisir, oui?