Sensuality is the capacity for contact with lived experience through the senses and the body.
It includes touch and pleasure, but also sound, scent, taste, temperature, pressure, movement, breath, discomfort, appetite and the body’s no.
In this method, sensuality is not a look, a luxury mood or another word for sex. It is how life reaches you—and whether you are present enough to register it.
Related: Embodiment; Pleasure; Touch; What Sensual Means Here.
