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Jun 25, 2018 51 min

The Thirst Trap Feat. Rose McAleese

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There's a whole THOT-process to a thirst trap. It's used to attract someone you're interested in or sometimes, unfortunately, the ones that you're not. Either way, it's great to feel validated (let's be honest people). So what do you do when you're out hunting in the wild setting traps? For some, it's dropping a bomb a*s selfie on Instagram and for others it's whipping out a fan in the middle of the dance floor inside a nightclub. On this episode of Broke Girl Therapy, Rose and I talk about all the different ways we do to attract men and our own THOT-process while doing it.

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