Cassie

It's like you're just trying to scrutinize or to make it seem like what she did, she didn't do it the right way because she did it different. But she had a huge demographic of people from ages, from locations, from educations, from race.

It's like you're just trying to scrutinize or to make it seem like what she did, she didn't do it the right way because she did it different. But she had a huge demographic of people from ages, from locations, from educations, from race.

you know from their sexuality i mean she went across the board with this which i think was really interesting and also i think with her study you couldn't have done yes or no questions or strongly agree strongly disagree because i think even when she went into this she didn't know the question she was asking in some of this right because when she went into this it was like

you know from their sexuality i mean she went across the board with this which i think was really interesting and also i think with her study you couldn't have done yes or no questions or strongly agree strongly disagree because i think even when she went into this she didn't know the question she was asking in some of this right because when she went into this it was like

you know from their sexuality i mean she went across the board with this which i think was really interesting and also i think with her study you couldn't have done yes or no questions or strongly agree strongly disagree because i think even when she went into this she didn't know the question she was asking in some of this right because when she went into this it was like

tell me how are you experiencing sex? How are you experiencing masturbation? What is an orgasm like? How do you write that in a yes or no question? You can't. That's not what she's researching, right? She's really getting into the emotional, physical aspects She's getting into everything with it. So I think the reason why her study is so controversial is because she did it so differently.

tell me how are you experiencing sex? How are you experiencing masturbation? What is an orgasm like? How do you write that in a yes or no question? You can't. That's not what she's researching, right? She's really getting into the emotional, physical aspects She's getting into everything with it. So I think the reason why her study is so controversial is because she did it so differently.

tell me how are you experiencing sex? How are you experiencing masturbation? What is an orgasm like? How do you write that in a yes or no question? You can't. That's not what she's researching, right? She's really getting into the emotional, physical aspects She's getting into everything with it. So I think the reason why her study is so controversial is because she did it so differently.

But I also think that's why it makes it so impactful and so important to talk about.

But I also think that's why it makes it so impactful and so important to talk about.

But I also think that's why it makes it so impactful and so important to talk about.

She's so interesting. She is.

She's so interesting. She is.

She's so interesting. She is.

Yeah, I think that that's a really valid point. It's putting women in a position of control and power that they have not seen in the past or has been spoken of in the past. And I think especially with a subject that has been deemed so taboo and something you don't talk about and is meant for to be strictly behind closed doors, to come out and have women

Yeah, I think that that's a really valid point. It's putting women in a position of control and power that they have not seen in the past or has been spoken of in the past. And I think especially with a subject that has been deemed so taboo and something you don't talk about and is meant for to be strictly behind closed doors, to come out and have women

Yeah, I think that that's a really valid point. It's putting women in a position of control and power that they have not seen in the past or has been spoken of in the past. And I think especially with a subject that has been deemed so taboo and something you don't talk about and is meant for to be strictly behind closed doors, to come out and have women

have really strong voices and opinions on this when women in general, especially in this time, were thought to not be. I mean, you can go back to the ad that Cher was in at the beginning where it labeled her as stupid and a typewriter was smarter than her. And that's very threatening to have that viewpoint of women and then have this other aspect where women are coming out with opinions and

have really strong voices and opinions on this when women in general, especially in this time, were thought to not be. I mean, you can go back to the ad that Cher was in at the beginning where it labeled her as stupid and a typewriter was smarter than her. And that's very threatening to have that viewpoint of women and then have this other aspect where women are coming out with opinions and

have really strong voices and opinions on this when women in general, especially in this time, were thought to not be. I mean, you can go back to the ad that Cher was in at the beginning where it labeled her as stupid and a typewriter was smarter than her. And that's very threatening to have that viewpoint of women and then have this other aspect where women are coming out with opinions and