In this episode, I open up about my relationship with my body, my self-worth, and the quiet battles I’ve fought behind the screen. From hitting major milestones on social media to still feeling trapped in comparison, I talk honestly about how body image issues can exist even when life looks “perfect” from the outside.

We dive into the psychology behind body image—how trauma, control, genetics, and social media can shape the way we see ourselves. I share my thoughts on eating disorders, body dysmorphia, and why healing isn’t about chasing a certain look, but learning how to feel safe, grounded, and at home in your body.

This episode is about vulnerability, unlearning the lies we’ve been taught, and choosing self-acceptance over self-punishment. If you’ve ever felt like your worth was tied to your appearance, this conversation is for you. You’re not broken—you’re becoming.

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In this episode of Trin Told Me, I’m breaking down everything you need to know about kissing and makeout sessions — from the moment you feel the tension building to what happens after the kiss. I walk through how to set the scene, how to break the touch barrier naturally, and how to build anticipation without making things awkward.

I share practical tips on how to kiss in a way that feels smooth, connected, and intentional (not chaotic), and I talk about why emotional presence matters just as much as physical technique. Throughout the episode, I use humor, personal stories, and big-sister advice to make the topic feel approachable instead of intimidating.

I also answer relationship questions in the advice segment, where I talk about consent, communication, intuition, and the psychology behind the “ick.” This episode is all about helping you feel more confident in your body, your boundaries, and your ability to connect — without overthinking it.

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In this episode, I’m sitting down to reflect on everything 2025 taught me — the growth, the discomfort, and the lessons I didn’t realize I was learning in real time. This year stretched me in ways I didn’t expect, and instead of rushing into surface-level New Year’s resolutions, I wanted to have an honest conversation about what I’m leaving behind and what I’m choosing to step into as I rebrand for 2026.

I talk about letting go of imposter syndrome, self-doubt, and the constant feeling that I’m never doing enough. I share how I’m moving away from fear-based thinking and choosing joy, confidence, and self-trust instead. This episode is about giving myself permission to stop shrinking, stop waiting, and start living with intention.

I also walk through what my 2026 rebrand looks like — not as a perfect version of myself, but as a more aligned, grounded, and confident one. I end the episode with practical mindset shifts, reflections on relationships, and a reminder that growth isn’t linear — it’s messy, personal, and still beautiful.

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In this episode of Trin Told Me, I talk about the complicated relationship between beauty, confidence, and self-worth—and how I had to unlearn the idea that being “hot” was the key to feeling enough. I share my own journey from feeling unattractive and hyper-aware of my looks to realizing that real confidence doesn’t come from the mirror, it comes from how safe you feel inside yourself.

I break down the psychology behind attraction and dating, and I’m honest about my thoughts on “look maxing.” You can enhance your appearance if you want to—but when looks become the focus, they often turn into another way we punish ourselves. What I’ve learned is that personality, emotional intelligence, and presence are what actually build attraction over time.

This episode is about self-acceptance. About remembering that your body isn’t something to fix—it’s something you chose. It’s the vessel your soul decided to live in. And when you stop trying to earn worth through beauty, confidence starts to feel natural instead of forced.

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In this episode of Trin Told Me, my boyfriend and I dive into the real psychology behind relationships — why they get boring, how to keep the spark alive, and what commitment actually looks like when two people choose each other every day. We read your DMs, share our own stories, and talk about the little things that make love exciting again. From communication and spontaneity to self-respect and never stopping the “dating” phase, this episode is all about what keeps a relationship vibrant and healthy. If you’ve ever felt stuck, bored, or unsure how to reconnect with your partner, this conversation will help you remember how important connection, passion, and presence really are.

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In this episode of Trin Told Me, I dive deep into rejection and social anxiety — not just what they feel like, but the psychology behind why they hit so hard. I open up about my own experiences with feeling overlooked, overthinking every interaction, and letting rejection define my worth. I share the mindset shifts and strategies that helped me break out of that cycle, from practicing small acts of vulnerability to learning how to hold conversations with confidence. This episode is really about being present, making people feel seen, and understanding that rejection is never a dead end — it’s redirection. If you've ever felt afraid to speak up, start a convo, or put yourself out there, this one is for you.

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In this episode of Freaky Friday, I talk about everything from my chaotic week to the holiday spirit taking over my life, and how all of it ties into toxic friendships, self-esteem, and personal growth. I open up about the way certain friends have been affecting my mental health, why respect and boundaries matter so much, and how complicated it can get when it comes to relationships and romantic feelings. I even get into birth control, Christmas movies, and all the little moments that made this week feel extra festive. At the end of the day, this episode is really about learning your worth, protecting your peace, and remembering that you deserve friendships and relationships that make you feel safe, supported, and special — especially during the holidays.

First times are never just physical—they’re emotional plot twists wrapped in nerves, boundaries, and butterflies. In this episode, Trinity opens up about her own first intimate experience: the moment he said he was a virgin, the way the intimacy felt too deep too fast, and how that shifted everything afterward.

From the pressure of first encounters to the confusion of mismatched intimacy, this is a real conversation about how different two people can feel in the same moment. We explore why consent isn’t one question, how boundaries protect your heart, and what happens when a first experience leaves a bigger emotional imprint than you expected.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever been scared, excited, overwhelmed, or misunderstood during their first intimate moment—and wants to feel less alone in it.

In this episode of Trend Told Me, I go from laughing about awkward dates to opening up about the deeper things — religious guilt, desire, breakups, and figuring out what I actually want. I talk about the art of fingering (yes, really), why knowing your own body matters, and how learning to communicate your desires can change everything.

I share stories about getting over an ex, letting go of the version of myself that lived for someone else’s approval, and finding closure on my own terms. There’s humor, there are uncomfortable truths, and there’s a whole lot of honest girl talk.

For me, this episode is about growing into myself — learning that pleasure isn’t shameful, that faith and desire can coexist, and that every relationship teaches you something important. It’s a soft rebellion against guilt and a celebration of self-discovery.

If you’ve ever felt torn between who you were raised to be and who you’re becoming… this one’s for you.

In this Thanksgiving-inspired episode of Trin Told Me, I’m diving deep into the magic of gratitude — not just the cute Pinterest version, but the real psychological power it holds. I share some of my favorite family traditions, the true (and kind of chaotic) history of Thanksgiving and Black Friday, and how gratitude has shaped my mental health, my relationships, and the way I see myself.

We talk about how gratitude literally rewires your brain, why it makes you calmer and happier, and how it can shift your entire reality from scarcity to abundance. I share simple ways to bring more gratitude into your daily life, stories from my own Thanksgiving table, and the quiet lessons hidden in the holiday season.

This episode is cozy, vulnerable, and full of little reminders that gratitude is a superpower — one that can change the way you love, grow, and move through the world.