Why Desire Is Judged Differently For Men And Women... | Nadège | DSH #2005
About this episode
Nadège discusses the complexities of desire and intimacy, challenging societal norms around sexuality for men and women.
What if most people are thinking about sex, desire, and intimacy completely wrong? In this episode of Digital Social Hour, sex scholar Nadège breaks down why women are just as sexual as men, why shame changes the way people experience desire, and why many couples lose connection because they never actually talk about what they want. The conversation dives into sexual conditioning, mismatched libidos, scheduled intimacy, open relationships, sex work, French dating culture, the history of marriage, matriarchy, patriarchy, the manosphere, incels, simps, jealousy, masculine and feminine energy, astrology, chakras, and how people can build more honest relationships. Nadège also explains why intimacy is not just about sex, why attraction is deeply tied to communication, and why learning how you flirt may change the way you connect with people forever. Chapters 0:00 Shame, desire, and relationship conditioning 0:30 Meet sex scholar Inna Dash 1:24 Why couples misunderstand timing and connection 5:05 Mismatched desire and redefining intimacy 8:14 Open relationships, boundaries, and consent 18:22 French dating culture and the history of marriage 25:00 Matriarchy, patriarchy, and…
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