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For too long, we’ve been taught that pleasure is something we must earn or justify. We've been conditioned to feel guilty about taking time for ourselves or enjoying life. But what if embracing pleasure without guilt  is the key to living fully and achieving true success? Instead of feeling bad about enjoying life's simple pleasures, imagine how much more you could accomplish by embracing them unapologetically. By training your mind to let go of guilt and prioritize joy, you

How many times have you been told to "calm down"  or "stop being so sensitive" ? If you’ve lost count, you’re not alone. Women are socialized from childhood to downplay our emotions, mute our reactions, and bite our tongues in the name of being likable. That isn’t kindness. It’s conditioning. Let’s be honest: we’re not overreacting. We’re reacting appropriately to a world that constantly underestimates our boundaries, invalidates our pain, and labels our truth as drama. Find

We’ve been lied to.  Told that pleasure is a reward you earn only after  grinding through exhaustion. That rest is laziness. That desire is dangerous. That softness makes you weak. But what if the very thing we’ve been told to avoid is the thing that keeps us alive? Pleasure Is Not a Distraction - It’s Stress Relief in Disguise You’re taught to measure your worth by how much you do. How many deadlines have you met? How little rest do you need? But no one talks about what hap

Sex isn’t shameful. What’s shameful is a culture that treats women’s sexual needs as optional - or worse: unworthy of conversation. For too long, society has framed sex for women as only about reproduction, or “punishment,” or duty. That narrative doesn’t serve you. Your pleasure, your desire, your women’s sexual needs? They’re valid. And they deserve to be seen, heard and honoured. The Pleasure Gap Is Real - And It’s Systemic The disparity between how often men and women org

What if we told you that your body was never the problem - just the rules built around it? From childhood, women are taught their bodies need to be hidden, managed, and controlled. Sit “properly.” Dress “modestly.” Don’t touch. Don’t speak. Don’t feel.  And who made these rules? Certainly not women. Control Disguised as Culture From a young age, women are taught to follow rules built to shrink them: Don’t speak too loud. Don’t sit like that. Don’t enjoy your body. Don’t even

Let’s be honest, silence has never protected women . Especially when it comes to sex. If anything, silence has fueled shame, confusion and deep disconnection from our own bodies. Sex isn’t a secret. It’s part of who we are. And yet, women are still taught to whisper about it or worse, pretend we don’t want it, need it, or enjoy it. That shame? It’s not ours. It’s inherited. The High Cost of Silence According to a 2024 Durex Global Sex Survey, Indian women still face social st