Rethinking Sexual Norms
Emily challenges the misconceptions shaped by porn, highlighting the importance of understanding trauma's impact on sexual expression. She emphasizes the need to prioritize healing from past experiences to foster healthy attitudes towards sex and intimacy.In this clip
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