Q&A for Women | How to Stop Abandoning Yourself

Learn how to recognize self-abandonment, understand what drives it, and stop overriding your truth to keep love, peace, or approval.

As women, we're conditioned to be incredibly attuned to everyone around us—to accommodate, understand, forgive, take care of people, keep the peace, and make relationships work.

But when does being loving, understanding and flexible become self-abandonment?

Sometimes you know something isn't right, but talk yourself out of it. You say yes while your entire body says no. You keep accommodating because you're afraid of disappointing someone. You tolerate things you don't actually want to tolerate. Or you become so focused on understanding another person that you completely lose connection with your own truth.

And the hardest part is that self-abandonment can look like love, loyalty, compromise, or being a good woman.

In this talk, we'll explore how to recognize where you're abandoning yourself, what actually motivates this behavior, and how to interrupt the patterns that keep you overriding yourself.

We'll talk about how to stay connected to your truth without becoming rigid, selfish, or closed off to other people, and how to build relationships where loving someone else doesn't require leaving yourself behind.

Bring your questions and real-life situations for the Q&A.

P.S. This Q&A is exclusively for women. Men will not be admitted to the Zoom room.

Your Facilitators

Maya Kova is a Love and Sensuality Coach, creator of the Feminine Throne Method™, and a coach of the revolutionary 90-Day Relationship Experiment program.

For the past 7 years, she has guided women to stop shrinking, stop over-functioning, and stop negotiating their worth in relationships, and to build the kind of inner foundation that no longer settles for breadcrumbs

Her work lives at the intersection of relationship psychology, nervous system, and embodiment. Not theory. Not affirmations. The real, lived, felt shift that changes how a woman shows up in love, in her body, and in her life.

Maya has facilitated over 1,000 workshops in person and online around the world, and her work has been featured on TLC.

Contact: maya@tantrany.com