@/milotruckdreams' complied a pretty comprehensive list of the stereotypical types of girls in Singapore and we think it covered 90% of the SG female population. In this episode, we ask why most girls get defensive when they're labelled as a "basic bitch"? Was David Rosal right to say all Singaporean girls wear "the same shit"? Join us as we discuss why we’re so reluctant to admit the truth we all already know - that we are all basic bitches.

We constantly talk about self love, but realistically, do we really practice what we preach? How much of our self esteem is built on an internal sense of self-assuredness and just how much more is based on the shaky grounds of external validation? Getting out of that self-depreciating headspace alone is not easy, so join us as we recall our phases of insecurity and low self-esteem, and our journeys to bettering ourselves.

Parents are the people we expect to be our guiding light to help us grow. But sometimes their words and actions leave unintended repercussions that we carry with us into our adulthood. Join us as we reminisce about our childhood (and the canes our parents made us choose to be used as our own punishment devices..!) and our personal takes on parenting styles!

Getting over a breakup hurts. But if you’ve ever seen your breakup coming from a million miles away, you may have unconsciously processed the end of your relationship before actually breaking up. In this episode, join us as we discuss the pains of our personal experiences, and how facing up to the reality of the situation ultimately eased our grieving process.

Finding a person you have a connection with is difficult enough. Then comes the confusion and uncertainty before the actual relationship. Why does getting into a relationship entail so many frustrating stages? Why can’t we just ✨skip to the good part✨? Join us as we discuss the pros and cons of almost relationships, and also share some of our unfortunate experiences being in failed situationships.

We’ve been taught not to judge a book by its cover, but is it a principle meant to be taken seriously in all circumstances? Having tattoos, no matter how significant a meaning it carries, might be associated with negative connotations even till today. When it comes to relationships, are tattoos a dealbreaker? Join us as we talk through the reality of having tattoos and how much weight it carries in a relationship.

Dealing with death and the grief that accompanies it is never easy. However, it's something we all have to experience at some point in our lives. How then do we learn to cope with it, or comfort someone in such a situation? This week, Nicole shares her story of dealing with a death within the family, the coping mechanisms she acquired, and how she eventually, slowly but surely, picked herself up and move on.

Siblings! Be it older or younger, at times the bane of our existence, other times they help us get through situations we could never cope with on our own. Does it feel "better" to be the elder, the baby of the family or somewhere in between? Join us as we discuss our experiences with our own siblings and how we still come to love them at the end of the day, no matter what.

When someone tells us we can't have something, does it make us want it even more? Is it just in our nature to want people that we can't attract? Join us as we discuss the psychological and emotional prospects of why we constantly feel the disappointment whenever we can't get who or what we want, but yet still choose to chase it nonetheless.

Transitioning from one phase of life to the next can be difficult, let alone going from a girls' school to a co-ed school. Is it true that there's more drama in girls' schools, or that girls school girls are bitchier by nature? Join us as we share our personal experiences from being in a girls' school, traditions you'd never find in a co-ed school, and tips on how to better adapt if you're going through similar transitions.