Ariel and Morgan get into She’s Gotta Have It and its frank, unapologetic portrait of a woman juggling multiple lovers on her own terms. They zero in on the show’s queer, almost worshipful approach to desire and how it treats pleasure like something sacred rather than shameful. It’s a conversation about sexual freedom, self-definition, and what happens when intimacy gets its own kind of church.
She’s Gotta Have It: Church, But Make It Gay
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