176: Why Women Were Trained to Suppress Their Eroticism | Regena Thomashauer
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The episode discusses women's empowerment and eroticism through a conversation with Regena Thomashauer.
Access Kelly's Turn On Training here . Save your seat for Kelly's Turn on Training here . Drop a "my blast" comment sharing something you're excited about, proud of, or loving about yourself, for a chance to win a free Beauty Backroom Peptide Perfecting Complex Face Serum or Moisturizer, gifted weekly! The day Mama Gena’s life was designed to collapse was the same day she chose to turn herself on instead. Regena Thomashauer, known to most as Mama Gena, is the founder of the School of Womanly Arts and the author of five books, including the New York Times bestseller Pussy: A Reclamation. Her new book, On Our Knees, is the reason we had this conversation. I have followed her work for years, and reading this book felt like being caught up on decades of her life in a single sitting. Our paths could not look more different on paper. Mine ran through psychiatric wards in New York with suicidal women coming off medications. Hers ran through living rooms filled with women in sequins and feathers. The conclusion we both landed on about what a woman's life is actually for turned out to be identical. This conversation is about aliveness as a discipline. It is about what a woman does when…
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