Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 20 segments
Wild Sex — the conversations you’re curious about, but rarely hear out loud. Dive into bold stories, intimate questions, attraction, relationships, fantasies, dating, and the unpredictable side of…
Tanaya NarendraGuest
Aanchal PanthHost
Because I feel like, as women, we are taught from the very beginning that we should cover ourselves, we should wear a bra strap.

What's the big deal in this? We are policed so much, our bodies are so strongly policed and then There is so much do's and don'ts, which I think we become aware of at the age of 7-8 years.

There's just so much that is drilled into our heads that we're always, I think subconsciously every woman is constantly thinking I'm doing something wrong.

And I think that's where the foundation, I mean, our foundation is wrong in terms of learning to love and embrace our body.

You know, even with Thalarc, breast development, like, you know, we don't talk about it as much.

Like, the maximum our family would do is probably, you know, get you like a, yeah, that's it, you know.

Like what are the other changes that you can expect? We never have that kind of conversation about puberty, what all changes your body goes through.

You know, few people are discussing with their friends, but there are people who are shy and don't know whom to turn to.

Because I feel like, as women, we are taught from the very beginning that we should cover ourselves, we should wear a bra strap.

What's the big deal in this? We are policed so much, our bodies are so strongly policed and then There is so much do's and don'ts, which I think we become aware of at the age of 7-8 years.

There's just so much that is drilled into our heads that we're always, I think subconsciously every woman is constantly thinking I'm doing something wrong.

And I think that's where the foundation, I mean, our foundation is wrong in terms of learning to love and embrace our body.

You know, even with Thalarc, breast development, like, you know, we don't talk about it as much.

Like, the maximum our family would do is probably, you know, get you like a, yeah, that's it, you know.

Like what are the other changes that you can expect? We never have that kind of conversation about puberty, what all changes your body goes through.

You know, few people are discussing with their friends, but there are people who are shy and don't know whom to turn to.
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