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By Dustin Oliver
Hosted by therapist Dustin Oliver, MHC-LP, boy meets therapy blends clinical research with real conversations about vulnerability, relationships, friendship, identity, and culture with an emphasis
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NYC therapist and host of boy meets therapy podcast Dustin answers questions from viewers submitted via Instagram. This week, we talk about why gays many fall for unavailable men and we answer the "Where can I meet people in person?" question. Submit a question via email ([email protected]) or Instagram (@boymeetstherapy). *Note that these episodes are for entertainment purposes only. Answering a submitted question does not establish a therapist-client relationship. Connect with boy meets therapy: Instagram: @boymeetstherapy TikTok: @boymeetstherapy Website with Free Resources: boymeetstherapy.com Blog: www.boymeetstherapy.com/blog Work with Me: www.boymeetstherapy.com/work-with-me Created and Produced by Dustin Oliver

NYC therapist and host of boy meets therapy podcast Dustin answers questions from viewers submitted via Instagram. This week, we talk about dating while not having any friends and getting hung up on our first crushes. Submit a question via email ([email protected]) or Instagram (@boymeetstherapy). *Note that these episodes are for entertainment purposes only. Answering a submitted question does not establish a therapist-client relationship. Connect with boy meets therapy: Instagram: @boymeetstherapy TikTok: @boymeetstherapy Website with Free Resources: boymeetstherapy.com Blog: www.boymeetstherapy.com/blog Work with Me: www.boymeetstherapy.com/work-with-me Created and Produced by Dustin Oliver

HIV is still a scary term for many LGBTQ people today. The goal of this episode is to explain HIV in a practical, easy-to-understand way without being overly scientific. HIV has changed dramatically over the past few decades, but many of the beliefs and fears surrounding it haven't changed at the same pace. In this episode, we break down what the science actually says about HIV today. We cover the difference between HIV and AIDS, modern HIV treatment, viral suppression and U=U, how effective PrEP is, and what to know about PEP after a potential exposure. We also look at the psychology of HIV stigma, including how it shows up in dating and why outdated ideas about HIV can persist even when the actual risk has changed. Connect with boy meets therapy: Instagram: @boymeetstherapy TikTok: @boymeetstherapy Website with Free Resources: boymeetstherapy.com Blog: www.boymeetstherapy.com/blog Work with Me: www.boymeetstherapy.com/work-with-me Created and Produced by Dustin Oliver

NYC therapist and host of boy meets therapy podcast Dustin answers questions from viewers submitted via Instagram. This week, we talk about crushes on our straight friends and accepting that you may not be a match with someone after dating for two weeks. Submit a question via email ([email protected]) or Instagram (@boymeetstherapy). *Note that these episodes are for entertainment purposes only. Answering a submitted question does not establish a therapist-client relationship. Connect with boy meets therapy: Instagram: @boymeetstherapy TikTok: @boymeetstherapy Website with Free Resources: boymeetstherapy.com Blog: www.boymeetstherapy.com/blog Work with Me: www.boymeetstherapy.com/work-with-me Created and Produced by Dustin Oliver

Why do some gay men “sound gay”? And can people actually tell someone’s sexuality just by hearing their voice? In this episode, we look at the psychology and science of the “gay voice,” from auditory gaydar and the vocal characteristics researchers have studied to where these speech patterns might come from. We also explore what happens when your voice can reveal something about you before you’re ready to say it yourself, why some gay men learn to monitor the way they speak, why “you don’t sound gay” can feel like a compliment, and what research says about voice and attraction. We also look at why your voice might sound different around other gay people, and how something you once tried to hide can eventually become a way of expressing identity and belonging. Connect with boy meets therapy: Instagram: @boymeetstherapy TikTok: @boymeetstherapy Website with Free Resources: boymeetstherapy.com Blog: www.boymeetstherapy.com/blog Work with Me: www.boymeetstherapy.com/work-with-me Created and Produced by Dustin Oliver
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