Our relationship with our genitals is one of the biggest taboos there is - especially among young people. Many of their insecurities and their self-image is hung up on the appearance and functions of something that they very rarely talk about. This series aims to break that taboo and explore this relationship by having young people talk about how their feelings about their vagina influences their everyday life. Through anecdotes, confessions and advice to others, the series tries to show the younger audience (15-25 years) that they are not alone with these feelings, that everyone looks different - and that that is okay. With humour, honesty and insights, the cast, which consists of regular young Danes, talk candidly about how personal experiences in and out of the bedroom have had an impact on the way they see themselves and others. 5 episodes of this format are about the penis, 5 about the vagina. Each episode has a theme, e.g. ‘The first time’, ‘It’s all about the look’. The format also has a strong visual identity, which was born out of the need for anonymity: The camera exclusively focuses on the genitals. Episode 1 of ‘My Vagina & I’ had 408,400 viewers on DRs streamingsite DRTV, making it the second-most watched programme on the entire platform in 2018.