Chapter 1: My Hot Mess

Episode 2 of the The Ethics Of Cheating podcast, hosted by Adriana Arcila, titled "Chapter 1: My Hot Mess" was published on May 8, 2020 and runs 7 minutes.

May 8, 2020 ·7m · The Ethics Of Cheating

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Where do I begin to tell the story of a girl who ties herself to no one and yet belongs to everyone? This is the true, unfiltered story of the dramatic events that took place in my junior year of college. This is a story of guiltless infidelity and sexual empowerment.

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Where do I begin to tell the story of a girl who ties herself to no one and yet belongs to everyone? This is the true, unfiltered story of the dramatic events that took place in my junior year of college. This is a story of guiltless infidelity and sexual empowerment.

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