What was your journey like to, what inspired you as well to do the work that you do today?

I grew up in India, here.

Um, and we never had any type of sex ed.

We had, like, a few conversations with teachers and so on that in hindsight now I know are sort of problematic, but in the moment, that's all we got, right? Like, we got one conversation on this is how menstruation works, and maybe, like, a biology class around how sex works, but not any actual, like, you could s- even as a teenager, I could tell, like, there's so much hype around this thing that we call sex, but I have no idea what it is or why there's so much hype around it or anything like that, right? And I remember it just meant that a lot of my peers and I, um, were in relationships long before we had any sort of scripts or conversations with any adults about what that should look like.

So when I went to college, I went to college in the US.

I did my undergrad there.

And, um, I came across a student group that was volunteering to teach sex ed to high school students, and I was like, "Wait a second.

Like, what kind of came up for you with those sorts of conversations?