@ehimeora: anger is our life force and it’s our personal boundary meter. when something disrespects our spirit, anger alerts us. it was never meant to be internalized and suppressed, only worked through and learned from.

tw: mentions of abuse 
ig & twitter: jennylleng

@ehimeora: anger is our life force and it’s our personal boundary meter. when something disrespects our spirit, anger alerts us. it was never meant to be internalized and suppressed, only worked through and learned from. tw: mentions of abuse ig & twitter: jennylleng

@ehimeora: anger is our life force and it’s our personal boundary meter. when something disrespects our spirit, anger alerts us. it was never meant to be internalized and suppressed, only worked through and learned from.

tw: mentions of abuse 
ig &amp; twitter: jennylleng

embodied femininity is not being a “good girl”: introducing feminine rage

Casually Yours is the podcast for women who are done with the pressure, the expectations, and the endless cycle of trying. If you’re tired of overthinking and caring way too much, this is your sign to let go.

Here, we embrace the art of not giving a damn—in the most effortless and liberating way. Expect real talk, unapologetic conversations, and a reminder that you can choose to not be stressed. Life is meant to be lived, wildly and passionately. So kick back, tune in, and let’s redefine womanhood and what it means to be truly liberated.

Casually, of course.

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Casually Yours is the podcast for women who are done with the pressure, the expectations, and the endless cycle of trying. If you’re tired of overthinking and caring way too much, this is your sign to let go. Here, we embrace the art of not giving a damn—in the most effortless and liberating way. Expect real talk, unapologetic conversations, and a reminder that you can choose to not be stressed. Life is meant to be lived, wildly and passionately. So kick back, tune in, and let’s redefine womanhood and what it means to be truly liberated. Casually, of course.

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