Embracing Pleasure
Vanessa highlights how societal messages often lead us to suppress our natural enjoyment and connection to our bodies. Amanda reflects on her daughter's unabashed expression of pleasure and the importance of communication in nurturing that joy. The conversation emphasizes the need to reclaim our ability to ask for what feels good, fostering deeper connections in our relationships.In this clip
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