In this episode, she recommends the book: Feeding Your Demons by Tsultrim Allione.

María shares with us a bit of her self-care routine

In this episode, we continue our interview with Ariel Wilson (She/Her), a Black Queer Mental Health Therapist based in North Carolina. | You can find more information, tips, and educational pieces on Ariel's IG account: @theearielwilson. And be sure to check out the IG @thewordqueer and the blog www.thewordqueer.com where Ariel and her wife share relationship advice, insights into their relationship, and much more!!! | Tune in to hear Ariel's expert insights and advice • In this episode 'Do I need to label my identity?' 'How do I go about coming out to my partner and do I need to?

In this episode, we're excited to bring you an interview with Ariel Wilson (She/Her), a Black Queer Mental Health Therapist based in North Carolina. Ariel is passionate about helping people improve their relationships with their partners and providing support to youth and parents to find better ways to support their children. |

You can find more information, tips, and educational pieces on Ariel's IG account, @theearielwilson. | And be sure to check out IG @thewordqueer and the blog www.thewordqueer.com, where Ariel and her wife share relationships advice, insights into their relationship, and much more!! |

Tune in to hear Ariel's expert insights and advice!

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In this episode we share 'Coming Out' stories •

Breaking Stereotypes - Whether they like or not to be touched, are the same as aromantic and how can they know if they're in love

Breaking Stereotypes - Are asexuals virgins or they just haven't found the right person?

Intimacy, pleasure, and more

Relationships, advice, and perspectives on ACE life - (Apologies - The episode has some background noise but was kept due to the topics beings discussed - We hope you don't find these too distracting)