Akanksha Chamola defends 'sexuality is a phase' comment; Tejasswi Prakash pushes back

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Akanksha Chamola defended her remark that sexuality is a phase, drawing immediate disagreement from Tejasswi Prakash. In a post-eviction chat, Chamola reiterated that phases can affect desire and called herself asexual. Prakash responded, “No, it’s not.” Social media users also criticized Chamola, saying sexuality is orientation, not a phase. Previously on Lock Upp, Chamola connected asexuality to her divorce, saying she wanted no sex with men or women. Critics accused her of echoing harmful taboos.


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