Jennifer Zamparelli

Because I've just read Katrina O'Sullivan's book, Hunger.

And it's all about women's relationship with their bodies.

Okay, great.

Very interesting read.

I won't give too much away.

But a lot of the things she was saying, even though we came from very different backgrounds, a lot of things she was saying and doing, I was like, oh my God, I completely relate to that.

And I'm sure a lot of women do.

That...

We're always there's always this thing with our bodies.

We have a very kind of a lot of women have a very turbulent relationship with their bodies.

We're always trying to shrink ourselves.

Yeah.

You know, there's parts of our bodies that we like.

If you come if I compliment one of my friends, their go to response would be, oh, we just don't.

We can't take a compliment.

We can't love ourselves enough.

Yeah, we just can't.

Is that a problem with our sexual well-being?

we're loving ourselves more physically because I think a lot of women have hang-ups.

A lot of people, we all have hang-ups about our body, but I think women especially.