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  • Let's Talk About Sex (Again)

    Part 2 of Let's Talk About Sex.

    In this episode, Circe and Selene discuss attending a kink event and their experience with BDSM.

    Trigger Warnings: Shibari and restraint are discussed throughout the episode. Metal claws are discussed from 8:12 to 9:30. Anal play and mentions of assault from 18:20 to 21:21 and from 22:30 to 22:50. Impact play is discussed from 26:10 to 28:12. Wax play is discussed from 28:14 to 29:43.

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    37 min
  • Let's Talk About Sex

    You guessed it, we’re talking about sex in this one. 

    Trigger Warning: BDSM discussed from 10:20 to 12:50. Religious trauma and shame are briefly mentioned from 20:06 to 20:30. Sexual trauma is talked about from 20:40 to 20:58 and 29:48 to 31:10. 



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    35 min
  • We're Turning 30

    In this episode Circe and Selene discuss turning 30, making art in these trying times, lessons we have learned in the last decade, and our excitement for what comes next  

    TW: discussion around suicidal ideation and mental health struggles at 17:05. 

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    45 min
  • Inner Child

    In this episode, Circe and Selene discuss connecting with their inner child, growing up religious, and music. 

    Trigger Warning: Circe and Selene sing a lot. Shame from religious trauma is discussed throughout the episode.

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    42 min
  • Therapy is Non-negotiable

    In this episode, Circe and Selene discuss the importance of therapy, doing the work, and how that influences dating. 

    Trigger Warning: Diet culture and weight are discussed from 11:22 to 13:30. 

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    41 min
  • Solstice Bonus

    In this solstice bonus episode, Circe and Selene discuss coming out, queer identity, and their dildos.

    Trigger Warning: This conversation is ADHD fueled chaos. We discuss sex toys, anatomy, and crude behavior throughout.

    Correction: Stardust’s user privacy policy states they do not sell user’s data but they will hand data over to the authorities. https://www.wired.com/story/period-tracking-apps-flo-clue-stardust-ranked-data-privacy/

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    16 min
  • Give a Girl a Peach

    In this episode, we discuss how we identify with queerness and sexuality, and how religious and sexual trauma influence dating. 

    Trigger Warnings: Adult language is used throughout the episode. Religious and sexual trauma are mentioned throughout this episode. The discussion is focused on the long-term effects of trauma, and no graphic details of the traumatic experiences are shared. From 21:30 to 22:25, the dangers queer people face in society is briefly mentioned. From 23:57 to 26:35, discussion about homophobic family members.


    Documentary referenced: Stand Out: An LGBTQ+ Celebration. 

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    55 min
  • An Introduction

    This episode serves as a premiere for the podcast. We share an overview of the topics we’ll be discussing most frequently, such as queer identities, dating, therapy, trauma, and kink. 

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    15 min

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Audio journal of two best friends discussing trauma, family dynamics, deconstructing religion, queerness, gender identity, and sexuality.