Gillian Anderson reflects on her past feelings of self-loathing and the pressure women face regarding societal expectations of beauty, stating that shame can block pleasure.
Anderson believes that discomfort women feel about their bodies and desires limits their experiences in life and intimacy, emphasizing the need for self-acceptance.
She aims to empower women to embrace their desires with her book, Want: Sexual Fantasies by Anonymous, encouraging openness about sexuality and what feels enjoyable.
Gillian emphasizes that even those deemed the sexiest can struggle with self-image, and she advocates for shifting cultural narratives around women's pleasure and body image.
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