EJ Dixon

Yeah, exactly. And like a really bad time in retrospect for young women. And I do think that this idea that young women... these very conflicting messages that young women got about being sexual were really harmful and continue to do harm to this day. And I do think that there is a need for a corrective to that. And there is a need for a conversation about how like,

Yeah, exactly. And like a really bad time in retrospect for young women. And I do think that this idea that young women... these very conflicting messages that young women got about being sexual were really harmful and continue to do harm to this day. And I do think that there is a need for a corrective to that. And there is a need for a conversation about how like,

Yeah, exactly. And like a really bad time in retrospect for young women. And I do think that this idea that young women... these very conflicting messages that young women got about being sexual were really harmful and continue to do harm to this day. And I do think that there is a need for a corrective to that. And there is a need for a conversation about how like,

Well, women were sold a false bill of goods to some extent. You know, we were told we could have it all. We were told we could have great sex lives and have these amazing careers and, like, have these families. And now as millennials are coming of age, we're sort of slowly realizing that, no, like, this is actually not possible in this country.

Well, women were sold a false bill of goods to some extent. You know, we were told we could have it all. We were told we could have great sex lives and have these amazing careers and, like, have these families. And now as millennials are coming of age, we're sort of slowly realizing that, no, like, this is actually not possible in this country.

Well, women were sold a false bill of goods to some extent. You know, we were told we could have it all. We were told we could have great sex lives and have these amazing careers and, like, have these families. And now as millennials are coming of age, we're sort of slowly realizing that, no, like, this is actually not possible in this country.

Like, it's really, really hard to have even one of those things. And we feel like we've been sold a false bill of goods. So I think they're really tapping into that. Whether or not I agree with it as a blanket statement, obviously I don't. But I don't think it needs to be either or.

Like, it's really, really hard to have even one of those things. And we feel like we've been sold a false bill of goods. So I think they're really tapping into that. Whether or not I agree with it as a blanket statement, obviously I don't. But I don't think it needs to be either or.

Like, it's really, really hard to have even one of those things. And we feel like we've been sold a false bill of goods. So I think they're really tapping into that. Whether or not I agree with it as a blanket statement, obviously I don't. But I don't think it needs to be either or.

I don't think it needs to be so black and white as to say, well, casual sex is good for women or casual sex is bad for women. I think the truth is somewhere in the middle, but I will say I do give them credit for sort of trying to carve out a space in the conversation.

I don't think it needs to be so black and white as to say, well, casual sex is good for women or casual sex is bad for women. I think the truth is somewhere in the middle, but I will say I do give them credit for sort of trying to carve out a space in the conversation.

I don't think it needs to be so black and white as to say, well, casual sex is good for women or casual sex is bad for women. I think the truth is somewhere in the middle, but I will say I do give them credit for sort of trying to carve out a space in the conversation.