Let's talk anxiety: what it is, what it looks like, and how to fix it. This week we've got a special guest: Florencia Davila and we're diving into our own experiences on how we realized that what we were dealing with wasn't just stress and how we cope on a day to day basis. 

This episode is all about creating and upholding your boundaries and respecting the boundaries of others, knowing that its ok to say no along with becoming comfortable and confident enough in yourself to put assholes in their place if they don't listen. 

we spoke a bit about truama the last episode and i wanted you all to know that it truly does get better so long as you make the effort to better it. the audio quality is a bit lower considering im not at my usual setup and for that i apologize but i am on vacation so you'll have to bear with it for a couple of weeks. 

this episode is where we talk a walk past memory lane and see just how our childhood trauma has affected us today and even in the future, afterall we are the generation of trauma, lets see just how much the way we were raised impacted how we form emotional connections today, whether that be friendships or relationships, everything connects to the past. 

while this episode is about pride month it's also mostly about how proud i am in you for just getting up every day and living life or even just existing since i know that can be hard sometimes. (once again i have no filter so there is a trigger warning and im also really sorry it took me so long to get another episode out). i love you guys and once again thank you all so much for all of the support. (also the ending is just a joke i do not condone nor do i encourage violence of any kind)

The first step in healing is admitting that there is a problem so here i am telling you that society has a problem that needs to be fixed i dont like sugarcoating things so here it is plain and simple society is broken and it's our job to fix it.