Forbidden Fruit

Forbidden Fruit

By Uchechukwu ChukwudinmaSociety & CulturePersonal Journals
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Forbidden Fruit episodes

  • Peach Tree

    I talk about my fear to obtain the sweetness of life as well as I begin to understand my true fear of loneliness. 

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    35 min
  • A Thousand Times Over

    I touch on the fact of losing my myself to the commitment of a special person as well as I revel in the noisy symphony of my inner guilt

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    34 min
  • Soren

    I talk deeply about being my father's daughter and a mother's child and how I choose not to follow in the image of my parents

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    35 min
  • She Writes Love on her Arms

    This episode explores the idea of being pure as I discover how does writing love on my arms truly impact my growth as a person

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    32 min
  • The Fluidity of My Love

    In this episode, I explore the fluidity of my sexuality and I talk about the deep concepts of my love for persons of the same gender

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    36 min

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