ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We live in the age of social media, which means, it's hard not to compare every aspect of our lives, our bodies, with others, including how our genitals look. Although many of us feel shame in talking about our genitals, when we're asked to think about what a "normal" vulva looks like, we have an image in our minds: small, pink, hairless, tucked in... In reality, that couldn't be further from the truth. So why is there so much shame we experience in talking about our genitals, and how do we battle the need to have "normal" looking parts?
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