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In this episode, Gage and Jae talk about their recent app obsession and also answer fans' questions about relationships. Due to being featured on Apple Podcast's "Relationship/Advice" section, the two thought it'd be fun to give some genuine love advice. The two are both pros when it comes to relationships and being trans. They both get extremely personal in this week's episode! Sit back, relax and enjoy this light hearted conversation!
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In this episode, Gage and Jae both tell personal stories regarding their ethnicities. They emphasize the Catholic roots that centers around their cultures; as well as the hardships it created. Being a trans woman of color comes with a lot of unfortunate statistics. The two wanted to be as transparent as possible and create a perspective worth tuning in to.
In this episode, Gage and Jae discuss gender confirming surgeries and their own journey with dysphoria. They talk about their surgical wants/needs and the unfortunate depression rate that comes with those major surgeries. This episode gets heavy and both women try their best to keep it together while sharing the struggle of systemic issues regarding the trans community.
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In this episode, Gage and Jae dive deep into a topic that has created a lot of pain in their transition. They open up about transition guilt and times they've felt it strongest. They discuss their personal relationships and how being trans has made things a little complicated. Buckle up, this one gets emotional.
Gage and Jae both discuss growing up trans and their coping mechanisms/ways they expressed themselves. They comment on the viral video of the trans woman who was misgendered in a GameStop; as well as the controversy surrounding the podcast name.
Gage and Jae both open up about their growth into their own sexualities. They also discuss their partners and the struggles of what it's like dating as a trans individual as well as James Charles' recent "transphobic" comments.
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