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I’m one of those people who would steer clear of Pulaski before watching this. Extremely impressed with this lovely brave couple. 💜

I'm 62 and i realize i'm a lesbian. My mom and sister are VERY conservative and religious. I came out to my brothers but not mom or sis. I'm very lonely living with mom to help her care for my dad. Not even sure what i'm asking just any advice you have for someone like me.

Just live alone. Enjoy your solitude. No need for any fireflies waterfins. All this is just an advise for the time being.please donor get me wrong. Read good books watch.sensible movies.leave it .live like an angel. No troubles.

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Both of you have a twisted nind/ woman was made for man/ not woman for woman/ that is like walking with two left ) two woman cannot have sex / it do not fit/ rub/ simple nature is plug and socket/ the nind is perverted that is the problem/ sex is for reproduction the pleasure is the side effect- we all came one way - but pleasure many ways

Wow, the Muhlenberg Mules. That brings back memories. Given the course of events, the word "mules"---though odd for an institution of higher learning---seems singularly appropriate.

Thank you both so much for sharing your story and for being vulnerable and honest about your journey together. I’m so glad that the two of you committed to working through your difficulties and that you were committed to staying together. It’s beautiful thing! 🙌💜

Ever think of taking reading lessons?

Finally I feel so excited so relatable so real ❤

Love the overcomer story! And her laugh is endearing. I also can’t wait to see how far she has climbed by the time she hits 50! She’s already climbed a few Mt. Everests and has so much to be proud of.

What a beautiful story of perseverance and resilience. Thank you both so much for this beautiful podcast and CiCi, you are awesome! 💜

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Goodness. I cringed when I imagined the other minister weaponizing John 3:16. I absolutely loved the conversation about the difference between an impossible conversation to a difficult conversation. And then, how Roxy invites us to determine the purpose behind the conversation we want to have, was such a good reminder. If we have a legitimate purpose to stay in that conversation, we form our boundaries in how we will proceed. If those cannot be met, we have permission (from ourselves, most importantly) to choose walking away. I will need to check out this book. Sounds like some great complimentary material towards my DEI work.

I think a lot of us who grew up in the northeast feel that we don't have a problem or "as much" of a problem with racism but we certainly do. Maybe the big difference is slightly more support for policies that support minorities but still that same mindset lies within! Great episode and I will be checking out this book!

Thank you for this podcast. I am a gay man, in AA myself and also had an alcoholic dad. Came out after having two children and a marriage. Can relate to so much. Have subscribed. Kind regards and thanks Anne-Marie

Have you watched the video? This is not the topic.

I fully support adults- and I mean ADULTS who want to transition but please please please.... discourage those who cant leave the kids alone and know that ANY promotion of puberty blockers genital surgeries before adult age can be lethal for a child's mental health.

This definitely resonates with me Anne-Marie. I feel in many aspects of my life that i am afraid to take risks, I procrastinate a lot, suffer from analysis paralysis and even imposter syndrome in my career. I really feel the fear often in my life and I realise that this includes my homosexuality. It is something that I need to do a lot of work on to become my authentic self but also to become a success in other areas of my life.

I can really relate to this Anne-Marie. My upbringing and peers have for me moulded me into my conditioned self. So i am very insular and compartmentalised in my thoughts and feelings, i suffer from lack of confidence as well as overwhelm and procrastination in my life in general, and i have always been concerned by how i am perceived by others. So it really makes sense that these aspects of myself are linked to my sexuality and internalised homophobia.

Hi! I have been feeling much better since coming out to my family. I am also speaking with a therapist who is LGBT affirmative. I am hoping to someday find someone to date! :)

Interesting interview

I was raised in a homophobic environment. Then I got to know and love people I was told we're bad people. I found they were not bad and ironically they were more like Jesus than most of the "Christians" I knew.

I love the discussion about “good guys”. Such an important aspect of it all.

Great topic! I feel more in my authentic self when I'm actively practicing unconditional self love and trust. and when I'm around like-minded people that have done work on themselves and we share some common interests. Definitely shedding some layers in moving towards my authentic self.

Thanks for the info and talking about our comfort zone. Love this !!💜

This was absolutely fantastic. I’ve already shared this link a few times❤

Very helpful! Thank you, both! 🙏💕

Thanks for the video

"Lost of privilege" is an excellent way so thanks for sharing. My gf asked me the other day how I came out to my parents. It was a mess and if I had too, I wouldn't do it again but did to be honest to my family on who I was. Living in Idaho and still do has made me from day one not shine and keep things private in my life. I told my gf that she will know when the time is right and her living in Utah is the same thought as Idaho. Stay quiet and only shine when you know you will be safe. A very long story but just wanted to say thank you for the 'lost of privilege' words.

SO good! As she spoke of the specific challenges of lesbian couples, especially those in mixed timeline pairs, I found myself nodding along and “mhm’ing” frequently. Simply fantastic interview!

Hi. I recently discovered that I am gay. I am 49 years old and was married to a man several years ago. Recently while speaking to some women, I had a rapid heartbeat and thought, "OMG, I am attracted to women!" I am also going to start therapy to deal with my sexuality. Thank you for your video! Take care!

Really great! Been waiting since part 1(which I also thoroughly enjoyed) for part 2 to drop. Thank you for not shying away from this part of human sexuality.

So great to have this conversation with you, Anne-Marie! Thank you for the opportunity and for all of the work that you are doing for the LGBTQ+ community.

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