I'm in a good mood and I'm very excited. So am I. So you know why? Why are we excited? Because we're going back to Norway. Oslo. I love that place. And they want us to. They're giddling their whole pride thing for this. So for their gay pride. Yeah. Celebration. Putting the vulva on the map. Now I think that maybe in response to our TrayCon episode. Of course it is. Because we did it. Betty did a private session with me on camera. First time a vulva was televised on national television. And in orgasm. It's on the real screen. If I correct. Yes. Did it? Yes. It did. Don't don't remind me. So she's the vulva and I'm the teacher as it should be. I'm excited about the talk because we're putting together the presentation. Okay. She's always thinking ahead. I'm just like in the moment hoping I can get through the day because you did this in 1973. Did you vulva slides at now? Sexuality conference. Why was that important? Why did you see that as an issue for women? It because because of my own personal experience. And that is when feminism had their shit together. And we were talking about the importance of the personal being political. That what's going on with you in your life and in your body is not just your business or your fault. It is all women. It's what we're all going through. So when I realized that I thought I was genetically deformed, if you're going to imagine going to. There's no images of vulvas in the culture. You go to the med and it's like penis penis penis on every sculpture. We get the smooth mount. Yeah. You know, there's nothing. There's no lips. There's no clips. And that little V. And then people make those comments about roast beef. And you know what I mean? Oh, well, your kids know it's awful. It is. It is awful. So I was 35 years old before I figured, you know, before a well-grant said you have a beautiful cunt. And I went, I didn't like the word. I thought that no, no, no, that's terrible. And I, you know, I couldn't. And then you realized that there was a range. And that became. He showed me images of real vulvas. Because back then, or any sort of real vulvas. Well, what they had girly magazines, which I don't think they have anymore. And in the 60s, they were doing variety. It isn't. Now today, everything is a cookie cutter. Everyone looks the same. So would you say that your work is more relevant now than even when you did it? Yes. Originally? Yes. And more necessary? Yes. In other words, not only have I, I mean, I've made a dent. Yes. Otherwise, we wouldn't. Awareness. Awareness. Or we wouldn't be going back to Oslo. But America? Oh, we're so pathetic. Oh, honey. But why is it important? Why is the image of a real vulva? Why is that important for a woman to own her vulva and know more about a strict sort of why? It's that can you imagine if you find a get around to looking at it and you go, oh, that's awful. There's something wrong with me. How are you going to feel about sharing that with your little boyfriend or girlfriend? That's a big roadblock to work out for them. Oh, my goodness gracious. It is. It is. And so you're inadequate. You're deformed. You're broken. Broken. You're ugly. It's just, it's brutal. It is really brutal. And what happened to me after that, I discovered that not only was I normal, but that it was actually a beautiful form. Whoa. But you could appreciate. I took off. And you own it. Yeah, I think that's the first step. You think it's beautiful. You accept it for what it is. And then you're ready. It's fine. Oh, my. And yeah, it's taking ownership of your own body. Yeah. Yeah. And then you can take it to a much deeper level in terms of appreciation across the board. It's self acceptance. It's alter your entire perception of yourself. Here it is 40 years later. And it's more relevant now than it than ever before. You know. And it, but we can get the message out now. It's social media with the internet. Oh, I love it. I love the internet. One of the most popular pieces of the site is your volva sketches. And to think that someone can be on a cell phone and Bangladesh looking at that. That for me is the healing. That's what gets me at a bed every morning to do this. It is so exciting. That email that I just got from Patricia in Bolivia. She was talking and I said she couldn't get any kind of organic oils. And so I just quit. I said, where are you from? Where do you live? Bolivia. Bolivia. Romania. We're getting all the police. I'm requesting that all of our people that write in and they're from all parts of the world. If I can't tell that you're from another part of the world by your little email address, let me know. Just say I'm writing to you from, you know. Well, the site is accessed in every country in the world except Turkmenistan. And I don't know why. And we want to know why we are Turkmenistan. Women and all of your lovers, both other women and men. Let's put the Volvo on the map.