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Jun 10, 2021 1 hr 39 min

Episode 22: #HitsBlunt

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Episode 22 This week the #LetMeSipPod team start with with a few gifts from the #HitsTheBlunt feed 😂🤦🏾‍♀️ We then share our thoughts on what makes our dream holiday? 🏖 We ask which country have you enjoyed the most 🌍 and does this differ from your favorite holiday? After we discuss internet challenges such as the silhouette and 'buss it' challenges 😏 We ask do they lead to the over-sexualisation of women? Or are they an expression of body positivity? Is twerking innately sexual? 🍑 And if you had a daughter or female friend / relative would you approve of them doing it? Is Instagram and social media making women too accessible? Or are they simply being comfortable in their bodies? Should certain things be left behind closed doors?🔐 Are all women against sexualisation? Or is this a generalisation? Is exclusivitely mutually exclusive from expression? Or is it a question of if you put it out there, don’t be surprised what you get back? Later in the episode we give our thoughts on putting your name on your business branding before you're famous or established? Is it beneficial or can it be distracting? Is there a risk of personal problems following your business 📉 Following comments from the founder of House of CB 🛍 on social media we ask is it privileged talk for established people to criticise those on the come up because they haven't built up a following/reputation yet?

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