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Nobody hands you a manual for being a woman.
One day you're worrying about your first period, and the next you're navigating hormones, burnout, beauty standards, emotional labour, and wondering why nobody mentioned that simply existing as a woman can feel like a full-time job.
In this episode of Delightfully Unhinged, we have one of our most honest conversations yet about the realities of womanhood.
We talk about:🩸 periods, PMS, and growing up with myths instead of education🧠 hormones and their impact on our mental health💄 aging, beauty standards, and the pressure to stay "young"🛒 the invisible "woman tax" and emotional labour❤️ the power of female friendships and why women need each other
Along the way, we laugh about the questionable advice we grew up hearing, reflect on our own experiences as Burmese women living abroad, and discuss why conversations about women's health shouldn't still feel taboo.
Being a woman is beautiful.
It's also confusing, exhausting, expensive... and occasionally held together by caffeine, group chats, and sheer determination.
If you've ever thought, "Why did nobody tell me this?", this episode is for you.
