184: Why Are We So Afraid to Talk About Sex? with Ava Daza

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Sex. We all think about it, some want it, some don’t, and some are still "in the waiting room," but why is it still treated like a dirty little secret?Ava Daza, co-founder of Jelly Time and host of The Sexytime Podcast, is here to strip it down (pun intended). She gets real about why we tiptoe around these conversations, dares you to drop the cringe and see sex for what it really is: natural and nothing to be ashamed of. Ava’s serving it up raw (no, not that raw… or maybe a little) and real about how sex influences our bodies, and our relationships.Check out Ava's work at Jellytime and tune in to The Sexytime Podcast to keep the conversation flowing and break the stigma around sexual wellness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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