Queer Aunties Guide To The Galaxy

Welcome back to Queer Aunties Guide To The Galaxy! So far, Mathilde has gently held Tumi's hand through so many typical baby-queer interactions. But as things escalate in Tumi's, um, research, we're onto a new conundrum: does she want me to cross the touch barrier? Mathilde is gentle as always, offering her perspective on how to cross the barrier, how to navigate PDA in racialised or queer-presenting relationships, and how asking for what you need is sexy AF. As always, this information is just 2 girls, having fun. We don't take ourselves to seriously, and we hope you don't take us too seriously either.

Mathilde and Tumi are back! This week, we want to know what every sapphic in a bar wants to know: is she just being nice or flirting with me? Also, how do I let her know that I'm only complimenting her outfit because I would like her to wear, um, less of it?? As usual, Mathilde laughs at Tumi. To be fair, Tumi ALSO laughs at the things she used to think and say. I will add that these days, Tumi is so much better at catching a vibe. 💡As always, please remember that this podcast is mostly just jokes between friends. It shouldn't be taken too seriously. We're just girlies, yapping. And you get to come along for the ride.

In this week's episode, Tumi and Mathilde ask themselves, "Doesn't everyone feel this way about women?!" As bewildering as it sounds, they don't! To help understand this, the queer aunties talk about comphet, and how understanding it helped them navigate attraction to men and women. Of course, Tumi also shares some tales from the before-times, when curious encounters happened to her in what Mathilde calls "the most queer place possible". As always, please remember not to take anything that is said here too seriously, or personally. These are the ramblings of 2 aunties, who are also friends. These episodes are not meant to entertain you.

In this episode, Mathilde and Tumi start with the age-old question "Is everyone gay now?!" Talking about their own experiences of coming out, navigating queerness, relationships, and finding each other as friends, they unpack what queerness means to them and why they started this podcast in the first place. Spoiler: Tumi reveals some shocking truths Double spoiler: nobody is shocked. Least of all, Mathilde.