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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2024 · 1H 59M

Tran's mans burden

from Dysphoria · host Consider Theft // Maxelle Talena

send us a text (can’t respond but will read on air ) DM but also DM’s if you just wanna say what upCW: assault mentioned  40:00 -43:00Sylvie from radio free  use joins us maxelle is not a high value woman and will never be loved Red has a Motorcycle00:00Introduction and Bike Talk09:53Stress Dreams and Anxieties12:46Relationships with Fathers37:04Crying During Sex and the Importance of Communication39:05Humorous Moments and Supportive Friendships45:38Challenging Stereotypes and Embracing Individuality58:12The Impact of Tattoos on Identity and Perception01:05:05Using Humor as a Coping Mechanism01:14:55Controversial Article and Defense of Abuser01:47:07Personal Experiences with Drugs01:50:52Believing Victims and Challenging Rape Culture01:56:42Engaging with Listeners and Lighthearted BanterTakeawaysBike enthusiasts can gain valuable knowledge from online forums and experienced individuals.Stress dreams can be intense and may reflect underlying anxieties.Relationships with fathers can be complicated and vary greatly from person to person.Engaging in activities that bring joy and connection, such as going to amusement parks or attending themed events, can be uplifting.Self-harming with sex is a complex topic that can provide emotional release for some individuals. Crying during sex can be a cathartic and meaningful experience, but it's important to communicate with your partner and ensure their consent and comfort.Attending DSA meetings can provide a sense of community and support for individuals struggling with sobriety or mental health issues.Ending a relationship that is not fulfilling or healthy is a brave and necessary act of self-care, even if it is difficult.The hosts reflect on the challenges and stereotypes they face as trans women, including the pressure to conform to societal expectations.Tattoos can be a form of self-expression, but they can also attract attention and judgment from others.Humor can be a coping mechanism for dealing with difficult experiences and emotions, but it's important to be mindful of the impact it may have on others. The hosts discuss a controversial article and the author's defense of a known abuser, highlighting the importance of holding individuals accountable for their actions.They share personal experiences with drugs and discuss the impact of substance abuse on individuals and relationships.The conversation emphasizes the need to believe victims of assault and the harmful effects of perpetuating rape culture.The hosts address listener questions and engage in lighthearted banter, showcasing their dynamic and relatable personalities.Support the showpatreonofficial site hormoned dealers igmaxelle twittermaxelles ig

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