Science has alsolong neglected the fact that eight to 20% of womenfind sexual intercourse...

[narrator] Science has also
long neglected the fact that eight to 20% of women
find sexual intercourse painful. For more than a century, female sexual pain was diagnosed
as vaginismus and dyspareunia, and often treated a psychological, until 2013, when it was reclassified
as a pain disorder. Given how much science still doesn't know about women's experiences
of sex and orgasm, many women and men learn about it
from how it's portrayed in things like TV, and movies, and porn. I started watching, like,
when I was, like, in sixth grade, um, and not 'cause I was, like,
seeking it out or anything