Same but Different

Hi everyone, I'd like to reiterate that this podcast is no way an attack at anyone who finds it hard to shop sustainably, it's more so a retort to the critique of sustainability as a whole and its general demonisation, which is taking us further and further away from a solution. I'm aware my point of view is from a privileged stand point but I'm directing this critical analysis as a whole to the developed, consumer based world, not to a particular class or type of person. The blame should be on larger corporations, shame and accountability should be put on fast fashion houses. However, this is near impossible to do if people will or have to continue buying from these places. The best form of protest or the equivalent of using your vote is to avoid buying from these places *if you can*, you'll know yourself if you could've avoided it. Purchasing is the equivalent of being complicit in their negative contribution if you can afford (financially or otherwise), to shop from elsewhere, unfortunately some people don't have an option. Being sustainable is about buying less, but before you reach that you have to change your buying habits or the direction of your spending. I myself over consume and am working hard to change it, but in the meantime I'm supporting independent and sustainable designers/businesses so I know I'm lessening the damage of my spending. Thanks so much for taking the time to listen and I hope you enjoy it or learn something from it If you can't love yourself how in the hell are you gonna love someone else can I get an amen up in here - The gospel according to RuPaul

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giving the best advice I can to the most f*cked up situations

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on todays episode of the podcast I ramble on about communism, the problem with law of attraction and internalised shame.

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hope you enjoy my train of thought

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here are our worst dating experiences and why we think we can't catch a honey

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The commonly used 'psycho ex' trope is often an escape route for the justification of irrational behaviour from a partner in a relationship or a breakup. Explaining both of our most confusing or lack of closure experiences in breakups, we dissect and discover how obscurity and sometimes insanity can derive from lack of love.

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tnx for listening:)

hey guys sorry we've been gone for so long we were busy with hot girl summer :0 we hope you enjoy this new episode and the next few we have coming :)

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ON todays segment of the same but different podcast, Ellie and I discuss the pervasive issues influencing rape culture in Irish society. Ultimately we are not experts and all matters discussed are based off our own perceptions and stories. Do NOT receive this podcast as a reliable source of information regarding rape statistics or information. If you are affected by anything discussed in this episode contact the Dublin rape crisis centre at 1800778888.