S2 ep. 10 "Send Nudes?"

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On this episode Ali and Sam answer a question from Travis; one of our followers. Should friends of the opposite sex ask to see their friends boobs just because they are sad? Is that over stepping boundaries in the friendship? They also talk about the do's and don'ts of sending nudes. How to be safe and protect yourself, and your identity when sending those private photos. They welcome an anonymous caller to help explain the male perspective, and what its like being on the receiving end. Enjoy!

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