Sensuality was never sexual. The word comes from the Latin “sensualis” — of the senses. It simply meant the ability to feel, perceive, and experience life through the body. The sexualized meaning came much later, when the senses were framed as dangerous, sinful, or distracting — especially for women. Because a body that feels is harder to control. And regulating pleasure became a way to regulate women. My work is about undoing that conditioning. Not making women “more sexual” — but helping them
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Sensuality was never sexual. The word comes from the Latin “sensualis” — of the senses. It simply meant the ability to feel, perceive, and experience life through the body. The sexualized meaning came much later, when the senses were framed as dangerous, sinful, or distracting — especially for women. Because a body that feels is harder to control. And regulating pleasure became a way to regulate women. My work is about undoing that conditioning. Not making women “more sexual” — but helping them
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