Welcome to Vagina Sauna, where oversharing is the brand and unfiltered thoughts run wild.
The world’s a mess, and we’re all just trying to survive it. Social media is chaos, the news is a circus, and everyone’s pretending they have it all figured out. Spoiler: They don’t.
Vagina Sauna is for the brutally honest, the overthinkers, and the ones side-eyeing everything happening in the world right now. Trauma, mental health, sex, relationships, injustice, and the absurdity of just existing – we’re talking about it all, without the sugarcoating.
Some days it’s deep, some days it’s comedy, but it’s always raw, real, and probably something you won’t hear at brunch.
This isn’t about self-help, it’s about self-awareness, calling out the nonsense, and finding humor in the chaos.
Life’s ridiculous—Vagina Sauna is here to talk about it.
Rom-Com Logic – Rom-coms lied to us, but in the best way. They made us believe love could arrive with spilled coffee, missed trains, or awkward dinner tables. It’s absurd, it’s dramatic, but it’s also secretly what we want: a
Adam Raine AI empathy – In April 2025, sixteen-year-old Adam Raine died by suicide. His parents later discovered he had spent months confiding in ChatGPT. The lawsuit they filed doesn’t just describe a boy in crisis; it describes a machine
Diamond symbolizes love – I got a ring!! Cue the sparkle, the squeals, and the part where someone whispers “forever.” But here’s the thing: diamonds weren’t always the shorthand for love. In fact, the whole “forever” thing started less with
Stop overthinking loop – Overthinking sneaks up on you. It doesn’t announce itself, it just walks in, grabs a seat in your brain, and starts replaying the same scene until you want to scream. Psychologists say it’s linked to the
Generational grammar of survival – The world is feeling it right now, especially Gen-Z. Everywhere you look, they are on stage, sometimes by choice, sometimes because the world left them no other option. The Generational Grammar of Survival – From
Big achievements are nice. Promotions, moving houses, finishing degrees. But what actually keeps us going day to day isn’t the big stuff, it’s the tiny, almost forgettable wins. Finding a parking spot right in front of the café. Hearing your
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