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In the second part of this episode, fellow podcaster A'nire from I wasn't Loud enough the first time and the Young Intellects continues to discuss feminine hygiene and health.
Are Hygiene and health important to you?
In this episode, fellow podcaster A'nire from I wasn't Loud enough the first time joins the Young intellect podcast to discuss feminine hygiene and health.
Check out A'nire podcast @iwasntloudenoughpodcast and personal page @nebula.theeglobalcreative
Do you know money?
In this episode, the hosts discuss their views of money and the miseducation that is commonly associated with money. They also delve into the impact and weight that money holds in life.
Do you have toxic parents in your life?
In this episode, we open the discussion of toxic parenting up yet again by taking a more personal approach. The hosts discuss different forms of toxic parents and provide their own experiences.
What triggers You?
In this episode, we discuss positive and negative triggers and their effects. We also give advice on how to analyze and deal with triggers.
Is cheating a deal-breaker for you? Would you be okay with being cheated on respectfully?
In this episode, we discuss the new term respectfully cheating and what it means to be respectfully cheated on. We also discuss the possible reason for this new phrase and the effect of cheating.
Can you recall all of your childhood experiences?
In this episode, we take it way back with a discussion on childhood and upbringing. We delve into the effect that childhood has on our future selves and the lessons that can be learned from those experiences.
In this episode, The hosts discuss their experience with death and provide tips on how to approach the death of loved ones.
In this episode, the hosts discuss 10 lessons that they had to unlearn as they matured through life.
In this episode, The host discusses the topic of sexual harassment, the different types, and their experience with it. The hosts also dive into sexual abuse and the different abuse that victims face.
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