Conversations with Dr. Jennifer Women's Sexual Agency in a Context of Patriarchy
Feb 2, 2022
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Importance of Sexuality in Eldios Women
02:20 • 6min
Immaturity in Marriage
08:11 • 3min
This episode is a recording of Dr. Jennifer reading an essay she wrote entitled "Let's Talk about Sex". The full episode can be found on the Breaking Down Patriarchy podcast hosted by Amy Allebest.
Listen to this episode to hear more about....
- Women’s relationship to their sexuality in the context of a patriarchal society
- LDS women’s ability to be choosers in the sexual realm
- Cultural invalidation of women’s eroticism
- Why self-hood is a stronger factor in desire than biological drive
- How undermining women’s strength undermines strength in marriages, families and society
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