“Text me when you get home” - is a common phrase used amongst women to ensure that their loved ones have reached home safely. It’s also now become a replacement for ‘bye’ or ‘goodbye’, due to the frequent use at the end of the get-together or gatherings. In the wake of a tragic murder of Sarah Everard, women have now been sharing their own personal stories and the measures they have had to take in order to reach home safely.

We also decided to touch up on this conversation and express our personal views and experiences. As mentioned in the beginning of this episode, we felt that this was an important and necessary topic, something us all girls can relate to but also hopefully an eye opener for our male listeners; to explain and share the struggles women have to endure in this modern day and age.

This episode contains sensitive topic that some listeners may find disturbing. Therefore, listeners discretion is advised!

** ALSO, apologise in advanced for Arati's mic. We are working to fix this issue ASAP, as we want you guys to have a pleasant time hearing our wonderful voices heehee **

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For chapter five, we decided to stick to the theme of ‘love’ for valentines but focusing more on ‘is love a sin?’ & less on your usual ‘lovey-dovey’ chats. This week conversation stems from a question which was proposed by a fellow friend @watercloudss:

“Is it a sin to show affection and kindness to someone to a point that there’s a small possibility they might start to have feelings for you, when you never had such intentions to begin with?”

AKA, can a man and a woman simply ‘just be friends’ in this day and age without any feelings or judgements (especially within our Nepali society?)

P.S - This questions is not limited to just heterosexual relationships, this question also goes to LGBTQ+ relationships.

What do you think? What are your thoughts on this question? Do you have the same views as we did, or does it differ - let us know what you think over on our → Instagram (valentine's post): https://www.instagram.com/lostyouths_/

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Warning: The following audio which you are about to hear consist of conversation on and around domestic abuse and therefore may be disturbing or upsetting. Listeners’ discretion is advised.

This is PART TWO of the brave domestic abuse survivor story. If you have not heard part one yet, please go ahead and listen to that episode first. 

If you are a victim of domestic abuse or have witnessed or are concerned about someone you know, please do not hesitate to contact your local GP, the police or your local Citizen Advice Bureau. Alternatively, if you live around Rushmoor, you can also reach Aliza on her personal work mobile on: 07741 261387.

If you are in immediate danger, call 999 and ask for the police.

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Warning: The following audio which you are about to hear consist of conversation on and around domestic abuse and therefore may be disturbing or upsetting. Listeners’ discretion is advised.

On this chapter, we sat down with Aliza (whom we've had before on our podcast) and two of her clients. This is a story of a brave survivor who has fought her 7 year long battle from a domestic abuse relationship and a heroic friend who helped with her escape - In order to protect their identity, we have avoided addressing them by their real names and their voices have also been altered.

If you are a victim of domestic abuse or have witnessed or are concerned about someone you know, please do not hesitate to contact your local GP, the police or your local Citizen Advice Bureau. Alternatively, if you live around Rushmoor, you can also reach Aliza on her personal work mobile on: 07741 261387.

If you are in immediate danger, call 999 and ask for the police.

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Intro :   Music by Gil Wanders - Welcome Back - https://thmatc.co/?l=62C2D5F8

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Chapter THREE (Part Two): This is the second part to this very taboo subject of 'Sex and Virginity'. If you have not heard the first discussion yet (with Sagar and Luxman), make sure to check that episode out first.   

In this chapter, we sit down with Mina and Meri, the girls from @SinerjiStudios and continue the discussion of 'Sex and Virginity'. From 'masturbation' to 'kanya/kumari', we discuss it all! 

Please be mindful that each individual is entitled to their own opinion. With that said, we hope you enjoy today's discussion on this very controversial topic. What are your thoughts on this episode? Let us know, we would love to hear your say.  

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