Does everyone else find life this hard?

Episode 1 of the Big Feels Club podcast, hosted by Graham Panther, titled "Does everyone else find life this hard?" was published on July 20, 2018 and runs 2156 minutes.

July 20, 2018 ·2156m · Big Feels Club

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Summary

Ever feel like you have to dress up in office drag just to make it to work? Or that parties are actually a form of socially-sanctioned torture (just with better snacks)? Do you feel like even your impostor syndrome has impostor syndrome?? Join us and a bunch of other sensitive cats as we ponder this very topic.

Episode Description

Ever feel like you have to dress up in office drag just to make it to work? Or that parties are actually a form of socially-sanctioned torture (just with better snacks)?

Do you feel like even your impostor syndrome has impostor syndrome??

Join us and a bunch of other sensitive cats as we ponder this very topic.

In this ep, we tackle the BIG QUESTIONS, like:

1. What's one thing you find harder than everybody else, because of your feelings?

2. How do you make sense of that, without just thinking 'I'm a loser'?

3. Where does your idea of normal come from anyway?

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