Ep. 30 We're C**t, You're B**ch - Dissociation, DoorDash Stories, & Disability

Welcome Girlypops! To another episode of your favorite chaotic queens trying to host a podcast. We do have to put a trigger warning on this episode because there are mentions of self-harm, suicide, and eating disorders. The mentions of these sensitive subjects isn’t far in depth or detailed. It is mentioned and kind of “joked” about in a sense that we make light of it because it is so heavy to talk about. We always encourage that you take care of yourself first so if you get to the portion where this is mentioned, and you need to step away or stop listening, or skip ahead then you should always do that. Creating this safe space for others is our top priority and want you to know we care and love you and hope you enjoy the episode regardless! 🖤😊 This week Dev starts us off with her topic she drew last week, Dissociation. Try not to zone out during this one because she brings a lot of stellar information! Jade is next with some of the craziest DoorDash Delivery stories from both drivers and customers! I’m not kidding when I say these reddit stories and messages are… WTF! Kali finishes the episode with talking about Disabilities; specifically the ones that aren’t outwardly apparent! It’s a fact that all three of us could speak on this topic because we are persons with invisible disabilities! And it’s just in time for Disability Pride Month! Every week is so fun when we bring you a brand new episode of us just absolutely talking about nothing and everything!! We love it even more when we hear from you! Send us your stories, say hi, tell us what you like and don’t like, tell us your least favorite dog breed! Slide in them DM’s is what we’re trying to say y’all!!! But you gotta follow our socials to message us and keep updated on all the happenings at FC headquarters! Instagram @functionalchaospodcast YouTube @functionalchaospodcast TikTok @functional.chaos.podcast Thanks for Listening & Watching!     Xoxo💋- Kali, Dev, & Jade Sources - https://accessliving.org/newsroom/blog/five-things-you-didnt-know-about-invisible-disabilities/ https://www.prevention.com/health/a41248327/what-is-an-invisible-disability/#