Uncomfortable with Nash

"We see the world not as it is, but as we are" ; Episode 2 takes a deep introspective dive in the form of short stories stories and interactive dialog, to prove how true this quote has always been and how incorrect the title ever was.

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Welcome back to a new season! We kick off the first episode with a retrospect and introspective look at past sexual experiences that can be categorized as nothing short of catastrophic, traumatic and in most cases hilarious 😂I'm joined by Sisanda Chiyanzu as we recap and discuss what we learnt from these experiences and about ourselves.

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The last installment of season 4 sees me doing some deep retrospective analysis of this 2023. I leave no stone unturned; I address my recurring illnesses, old and new friendships, polygamy, , people I don't like, eviction, God, everything that made me cry this year!

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A request came into my direct messages asking me to talk about the psychology behind men watching . So in this installment I share some of the data I gathered after talking to a number of men about whether or not they consume , the reason why they do or dont and share information on how it possibly affects their interactions with the opposite . https://youtu.be/gRJ_QfP2mhU (Ted Talk)

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"Let's talk about how hard it is to open up to someone about being sad for no reason, to explain to your friends and family the heavy feeling in your chest, to understand why you're having a panic attack out the blue, how hard it is trying to understand yourself" ~unknown.

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I've had a very rude awakening about adulthood and what it entails to which I believe I haven't been playing my part. This episode also takes a look at a phenomenon I wasn't aware I was dealing with called imposter syndrome and how I've been navigating that

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2 years, 23 episodes and 22 countries later I want to take this time to let you, my loyal and beloved listener, know how grateful I am and how much I appreciate you. I still have no clue what brings u to my podcast and motivates you to press play but if I'm being listened to by people across 22 countries I'm clearly doing something right. And for that, I thank you.

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I've been in Zim for 2 years and I feel like I was very sheltered to the realities lived by homosexuals in the country. Upon having first hand experience as to how they are mistreated and judged for their sexual orientation and who feels natural for them to love to the point where they have to hide or pretend to be someone they're not, I decided to add my 2 cents on the matter. Here's to episode 1 of a brand new season 🥂

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As you might have guessed from the title, this episode is about . I discuss how I believe your first time should be and how much changes post marriage. This has to be my favorite episode to date! Great way to end season 3.

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In this 5th installment of my life's third season I saw it fit to be joined by my husband to further elaborate on the complexities involved in having friends of the opposite . Following Shades of Grey (S1E5), we now look the T&Cs that must exist in opposite friendships before one can express the feeling of love or whether it should be expressed at all.

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