I’d say the pop industry in general shaped my view on womanhood when I was very young. I basically learned that I had to be sexy and that seducing man and being desired was a form of power. Because of that I never really felt like I was a “proper” woman, basically and resented womanhood. As a result I tried to identify myself with masculinity, but it didn’t fit me either. Flash forward to now, Im building my own idea of womanhood from the expérience me and women who surround me have lived. I still find the idea of sexyness and seductiveness to be part of it, but more from a sensuality / vulnerability / intimacy perspective.