The Pink Pill: Challenging the Double Standards in Women’s Sexual Desire

you know i've been thinking about something lately it seems like women today are finally talking about all the things that we literally spent years pretending that they didn't

exist that's true i mean we're talking about a bunch of the stuff on our podcast we're talking about menopause and money and aging relationships divorce right reinvention nothing seems to be off limits so

And honestly, I think it's such a good thing because I've seen this happen in real time.

The more we talk about things, the more we realize, you know what? We're not alone.

We think we are, but we're not.

So there's still one topic that I think we could make a little more room for and we've maybe been a little quiet about.

It's those three little letters, S-E-X.

That's good.

That's good.

Oh, you know, really...

I think it's kind of an important conversation.

It's very

important.

Generationally, we come from caveman days, almost.

That's how I feel about it.

And anecdotally, I will share with you something.

Should we call Alan? No, I'm hoping nobody in my family listens.

No, but it's not.

I think it's important because the whole point, just before I tell you the story, is that I believe that the generations of our children and certainly even ones before them, I mean, after them, they are not so uptight about it.

Oh my God, are you

kidding? My grandkids, I mean, they're not talking about sex, but they're very comfortable talking about body parts that I didn't think I could say the word, you know, like vagina until I was like 23.

No,

I'm closing my ears now.

Yeah, exactly.

So my granddaughter, who's like six, you know, is very happy to talk about it.