This episode works to help listeners think more deeply about one's sexuality and how the systems at large each of us is part of may impact our personal narratives about our sexuality and the concept of sexual agency. As you listen, the hope is that you think through deeper more insightful questions to ask yourself as you desire to learn more about your own "why's" as far is your sexuality is concerned. 

Sexuality is complex as it is a part of the self that society often deems as necessary to share with others and sometimes, more specifically, in the context of monogamy. If this is so easy, why do so many people struggle in this facet of identity? Sexuality is complex, sexuality is constantly shifting, and sexuality often holds greater meaning for people. 

It is important that we recognize the personal nature of sex. I think we know this at conscious level, but systemically we have learned to be somewhat invasive on others' sexual agency. Is it possible to offer sexuality autonomy without fearing the worst case scenarios are inevitable to occur?