S2 Ep1 — Am I The Asshole for thinking about divorcing my wife after she drunkenly exposed me?

Georgie reads Monique a Reddit AITA story about a husband whose wife made a very cutting remark about a very personal subject — in front of their entire friend group. He's mortified, she's apologising nonstop, and he's wondering if the marriage is over.

Georgie and Monique weigh in on who's actually the asshole here, explore why bedroom banter doesn't have a public licence, and make a surprisingly thoughtful comparison between body insecurity for women and men. They also consult Google for sex position recommendations, attempt to demonstrate three inches using whatever's within arm's reach, and get briefly distracted by a certain bedroom accessory that Georgie swears she'd link in the description.

She did. It's here: https://www.lovehoney.co.uk/sex-toys/cock-rings/vibrating-cock-rings/p/lovehoney-luxury-12-function-rechargeable-silicone-love-ring/a44464g80102.html

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Season 2 is here and we're back with our most chaotic episode yet. Georgie and Monique spent the weekend training for their marathon charity hike for Macmillan Cancer Support — which included a professional gait analysis (Monique is secretly a size 5), a half-marathon through the Cotswolds with no actual route, getting lost on a dual carriageway, being attacked by a prehistoric spiderweb, hitchhiking with a fearless stranger, and ending it all with a cold dip at Scenic Sauna. We also round off the episode with the most unhinged dating icks from the internet. Equal parts chaotic, funny, and oddly wholesome. Welcome back, besties. 🖤

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This week on Dead Mums Club: Am I the Asshole, we're doing something a little different. No formal AITA this episode — instead, Georgie and Monique dive headfirst into a viral Reddit thread asking why there are so many words used to shame women, and virtually none with the same venom aimed at men.

What starts as a conversation about gendered language quickly becomes something much bigger — body counts, the manosphere, Bonnie Blue, weaponised words, and what it actually takes to be unbothered by someone else's opinion of you. Oh, and Monique is now saved in someone's phone as Virgin Mary. We'll let her explain.

It's chatty, it's honest, it goes places, and yes — there are swear words. Many of them. You've been warned.

This week we cover:

The Reddit thread that started it all — why are there so many words to shame women?

The manosphere, body counts, and double standards

Bonnie Blue and the "what if it was your kid" test

How context changes everything when it comes to language between friends

Monique's dating life and the Virgin Mary situation

How to respond to insults without giving anyone the satisfaction

Self-worth, Mel Robbins' "Let Them" theory, and knowing yourself enough not to care

Dead Mums Club AITA is the spin-off segment of the main Dead Mums Club podcast. New episodes drop weekly. If you have your own AITA story, send it over — we'd love to feature it in Season 2.

It's Death Week — both Georgie and Monique have parent anniversaries within days of each other — and this week's episode has everything. Raw grief, filthy content, an 8-year-old with no emotional boundaries, and a listener submission involving a penis the size of a Pritt Stick.

Georgie's mum's boxes arrive unexpectedly. Inside: school workbooks kept from reception to year 11, two diaries (one from 2002, one from her cancer diagnosis in 2012), a doll's house with hand-sewn curtains, and a green dress. It's a lot. Monique holds it down beautifully.

We also debate drinking alone, discuss the Wales marathon (36 days, signed up drunk, absolutely happening), get our first ever email submission from what we're fairly sure is an American listener, and close out with a sauna story that goes exactly where you think it's going.

Season one finale. Thank you for listening. Season two incoming.

This week Georgie and Monique tackle an AITA that hits close to home — a new mum who feels abandoned by her best friend, and a best friend who just wants to go out for coffee without a toddler in tow.

?For the first time ever, Georgie and Monique find themselves on opposite sides of the verdict. Cue the debate, the personal stories, and a lot of feelings about mum guilt, village culture, and what it really means to show up for the people you love. Raw, funny, and deeply relatable — especially if you've ever been on either side of this friendship.

Georgie and Monique are back for episode 11, and it's one of their best yet.

Monique takes us through her full journey — from a corporate discrimination case that put her life on hold, to the emotional realisation that coaching wasn't her path, to launching a cleaning business called Clean Slate off the back of a spelling-error-riddled Facebook post. Within two weeks she was inundated with clients, handed a profile of 25 more, and already planning an empire for single mums. This is what alignment looks like.

Meanwhile, Georgie had quite the week: a space brownie date night that ended with a mystery bloody arm, a child's portrait that looked like a demon, and a concussion from her own car door mid-school run. She also tried to work through it all and got shut down by her AI assistant.

We close with Unhinged Dating Stories — a listener tale about a man who bragged about his generosity, let her pay the bill, then prematurely ended proceedings and asked for a round two. Monique follows up with a sauna story involving a 69, a man's mole, and the most chaotic bedroom scene you'll hear this week.

Honest, funny, and genuinely real. Dead Mum's Club — new episodes every week.

This week on Dead Mums Club: Am I The Asshole?, Georgie and Monique dive into a Reddit AITA that has it all — a cheating wife, a suspicious best friend called Chris, an open marriage gone very wrong, and multiple updates from the original poster. As the truth unravels, Georgie and Monique share their unfiltered takes on open relationships, gut instincts, male-female friendships, and why some marriages were never built to survive what they're being asked to survive. Honest, hilarious, and occasionally chaotic — exactly how you like it.

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Episode 10 — and we're still here, still showing up, still absolutely losing it together.

This week: Monique survives an ovulation nightmare on the copper coil, performs in front of a room full of women at a Melissa Burgess heels workshop (thong wedgie and all), and goes on a date that ends with bowling, a club, and a bull statue with very disappointing balls. Georgie opens up about Freddie's PDA autism assessment, why she doesn't care about grades but cares deeply about confidence, and the most peaceful night's sleep she's ever had after a floating sound bath.

Then we introduce Unhinged Dates with Monique — our new segment, and the debut story involves a man named Bob, a bathroom floor, a dildo, and a video nobody asked for. We also have a school gate accountability showdown, a sauna full of men being asked if they're dead inside (three of them left immediately), and a cheating story that involves a car tracker, two opening doors, and a PE teacher.

Episode 10. We're just getting started.

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This week, Georgie and Monique react to a Reddit AITA post that sparked a conversation we all need to have.

A woman's husband — her best friend of 10 years — made a joke about her belly during a cosy evening on the couch. What followed wasn't just hurt feelings. It was years of carefully dismantled insecurities crashing back down in an instant.

Georgie and Monique get into the real stuff: why "just joking" doesn't always land that way, how body image lives in your head long before it lives in the mirror, and what it actually takes to feel sexy for yourself — not for anyone else's validation.

Raw, funny, and genuinely from the heart. No filter, no fluff — just two mates talking about the things most people are too scared to say out loud.

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Georgie and Monique are back after two weeks apart — and they've got a LOT to catch up on.

This week: Monique's wholesome speed dating plans, why she urgently needs to take her dance classes online, and the Twerk & Shake workshop you need in your life. Georgie's had a rough couple of weeks — sick kid, lost voice, broken toe — but she's come out the other side with a fire under her. She shares some devastating family news that puts everything in perspective, and makes a passionate case for living boldly right now.

They talk about their Macmillan Gower Peninsula Mighty Hike (26.2 miles, hilly terrain, Wales — donations very welcome), Georgie's impulsive London Marathon ballot entry, and what it means to do hard things for people who physically can't.

Monique closes with a Sauna Story about a husband, a pair of metal glasses, and the kind of quiet love that makes you want to cry in a hot room.

Death Month (May) is coming for both of them. They're going into it with daily grounding check-ins, dark humour, and each other.

Tune in every Tuesday for the main pod and every Thursday for Am I The Asshole.

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