Socialized Desires
The discussion highlights how societal norms shape our desires, particularly regarding sexuality. Women are often socialized to suppress their sexual wants, while men are conditioned to pursue sex relentlessly. This dynamic creates a troubling landscape where individuals struggle to express their true desires, leading to unhealthy patterns in relationships.In this clip
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Multiamory: Rethinking Modern Relationships
117 - Why Do You Want What You Want?
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