ทำไมคนที่รู้สึกอับอาย โดนด้อยค่าเพราะมี ONS ถึงมักเป็นผู้หญิง? | Gender Friendly EP. 19

We want to hear from women who have been judged or stigmatized by their (former) lovers simply because they had a one-night stand while single. How did you cope with those degrading comments, and what were your responses to break free from that cycle? Choosing to have safe casual sex, regardless of gender, shouldn't be condemned or shameful. It's not wrong or embarrassing. Having a one-night stand while knowing and understanding your own needs, for whatever reason—like not wanting a committed relationship yet or wanting to flirt—is perfectly normal. However, having a one-night stand secretly from your partner is considered disrespectful and borders on infidelity. This episode will explore the definition of ONS and examine the background of casual relationships where no one feels guilty as long as they don't violate rules or cause harm to themselves or others. Join us with Rung Warangtip Sajjathipawan, owner of the organic sanitary pad brand ‘Ira Concept,’ and Pharaoh of the Common Thread. Tune in to ‘Gender Friendly,’ a podcast where friends of different genders discuss issues with differing societal views. In an open and friendly atmosphere, available on YouTube: Mirror Thailand #ONS #OneNightStand #CasualSex #SafeSex #LoveAndRelationships #Pharaoh #TheCommonThread #Rainbow #IraConcept #GenderFriendly #MirrorPodcast #MirrorThailand #Movinon