Sexuality, Relationships & Boundaries

in this episode I chat about sexuality, how overwhelming labels can feel, and setting boundaries in relationships
id love to hear what you guys want to chat about, I have a big mouth and a lot of free time on my hands
love you
Madeline x

[@opinionatednobody5631]

This podcast is about to shift the trajectory of my life

[@suumzy]

You're not even wrong

[@erylla2985]

literally

[@hereintherain_05]

honestly

[@arymoriah6141]

REALLL

[@Mark-eg5hx]

Bruh

[@gabyynessa]

I know this is an old video, I just started from your first uploaded and I can’t even explain how comforting it is to listen to you say everything I think in my head. Will be watching every video as of now!

[@Marrphy]

Never stop making podcasts I’m begging you this is the most comforting thing I’ve ever listened to

[@petrakuncova3597]

We just want to know if she is dating central cee or not 😂

[@jamiefrench6525]

are they on Spotify???

[@NotVivianASMR]

@@petrakuncova3597 they have either broken up now or never got together 🫠

[@Beans-tp1hv]

@@NotVivianASMR they’re still together

[@llux]

i agree and ive only just found out about her podcast omg

[@makayla6789]

yes to everything about labels not being wrong!!!! i identified as bi for years bc i genuinely was attracted to guys but a couple years ago i realized that attraction was gone and have identified as a lesbian ever since. i wasn’t wrong before, i genuinely had that attraction, until i didn’t. it’s okay for labels to change as we do

[@mimi-yl5bu]

honestly hearing her bring that up really shifted my mindset. Because upon hearing that I never thought that way about it. I thought that my past labels were wrong and that in order to feel “queer enough” i’d have to have a label and put my self in some sort of box. It rlly takes all the weight off my back knowing that i don’t have to do that yk i can just be me without having to put a label or name on it.

[@drifter72]

you're bisexual not a lesbian and that's ok. bi erasure is awful.

[@drifter72]

@@lucygreene381 Sexuality is fluid for bisexuals. If you're going to argue gay men and lesbians can be changed I'm going to stop you right there and I'm not going to waste my time with a homophobic person. I'm not dictating peoples sexual orientation I'm just pointing out reality. If someone said their 6 ft when they're 4ft you'd tell them they're not actually 6ft because that's reality.

[@meladams1350]

Ur still bi. The bi cycle often gains and loses attraction sometimes for months, sometimes for years....

[@allysediting5813]

the amount of people trying to tell you you’re bisexual is insane…. lesbophobes get outta here. you’re a lesbian and you’re valid!! i had the exact same experience. i had been with boys my whole teenage life and i did like them but just not the same way every other girl did with their bfs, but until i got with my first girlfriend and she made me realise that i didn’t have to fake being in love, it was so life changing when i finally realised i was a lesbian

[@auau6302]

I've never heard her speak this slowly. Very good podcast, the part about labels made so much sense I couldn't relate more. Can't wait till next friday, hope you do this eternally.

[@peoplewatch-er6547]

I'm 17 and I identify as bi but I have always struggled to either feel queer enough or feel understood enough. The way you described queerness and how fluid it is has helped me so much actually. This might be the most authentic talk about sexuality and all its colours I have ever heard and it brought me so much comfort, thank u Madeline ❤️

[@kitty4638]

right!

[@gracedorsey5849]

I'm in the same position, and I absolutely agree

[@renadams8144]

i’ve shifted between bi and fully queer my entire life and the way she talked about how you can never really be wrong about it actually almost brought me to tears

[@peoplewatch-er6547]

@@renadams8144 I'm with u all the way

[@peoplewatch-er6547]

@@gracedorsey5849 exactly 💕

[@gilli4899]

you should definitely have people over, it doesn’t have to be influencers or whatever, I think having your sister or even friends over would be really entertaining if they’re into that!

[@lottseebluelove5289]

Omg yes her and her sister would be interesting to listen to

[@a.p6756]

would love to listen to her sister talk about her leg worm

[@KeyBoard-io8nl]

you think it's a good idea they come over?

[@katie2106]

freshly 18 and navigating life at the moment and taking half an hour out to listen to you has been so fab, thank you for this madeline!! i beg you continue these

[@luseligmann3189]

I love how she makes me feel in peace like her content and HER is just so comforting

[@evasage14]

what you mentioned about being introduced as the “lesbian friend” resonated with me deeply. i’m not out yet so i personally haven’t had to deal with that but i know almost every single one of my friends (that are queer and out) have. It’s not only patronizing but extremely dehumanizing and it’s almsot always said by straight people!! I perceive it, honestly, as a form of homophobia weather the intention was good or not. but truly i enjoyed this video sm, i deleted tiktok a while ago so seeing your video pop up in my feed was such a pleasent suprise. im 17 and it’s taken me so long to realize it, and i still haven’t come to terms with it but i know, internally, that im queer. As you eluded to, there’s this almsot residual comfort or definitiveness that comes along with having a label. However , i have a lot of internalized homophobia i need to sort through and an intense fear of coming out even though i pretty much know im a lesbian or at the very least queer. It’s really just a matter of what that means for me specifically. i just really wish straight wasn’t viewed as the default. Im sorry to rant but your thoughts are very profound and have sparked a lot internal reflection in me-also dating doesn’t interest me at all either! all in all-truly, thank you so much

[@jward3663]

"I've never been so aware that I know nothing than in my 20's" Felt that 100%

[@christinasalem7849]

You should definitely listen to "nothing new" ft. Pheobe bridgers

[@jward3663]

@@christinasalem7849 thanks for the recommendation, good song with a good message!

[@aurelieg4937]

I don't think anyone has ever described more perfectly how I feel about my sexuality the way you have

[@abcdefghi_jkl]

she makes me feel so safeee

[@hazz999]

ong

[@bluegreencanary6079]

i was tearing up for a second because when i came out, i put it off for at least a year because i felt the same way, i felt like i couldn't go back. so i came out as a lesbian, turned part it into my personality, and ignored every guy i might have found attractive, since at the time, i hated men so much i couldn't even imagine myself in a relationship with a guy. now, after some personal growth and a little less man-hatred, i've realized that i actually have a crush on a guy! it's crazy to me cause i've been so convinced for so long that i could never date a guy, but the one i like is so sweet and funny. it's just crazy and now i feel like i can't tell my friends, since i made being a man hating lesbian such a part of my personality.

[@isabellalane8670]

Lesbian turned straight

[@glurppuffloid9796]

@@yulyin It's not your fault, the last couple generations (those born around a couple decades before 2000) have been grievously messed with. All this wasn't a thing for those born earlier, so your confusion regarding self-identity is completely understandable.

[@drifter72]

lesbophobia. you view lesbians as man haters instead of women that are exclusively attracted to women. thanks for perpetuating the idea lesbians can be converted...you can walk away from perpetuating lesbophobia while lesbians have to deal with it

[@glurppuffloid9796]

@@drifter72 Who is this comment in response to? And personally I believe Human sexuality is plastic enough that if you wanted, you could make someone attracted to monkeys and chimps. it's all about learned behavior and societal training, which is also why there are so many confused teens like the original commenter and the girl in the video who thought they were lesbian and aren't totally certain about their sexuality, when such was not an issue earlier. From a purely evolutionary aspect, lesbianism is a defect that hampers the species' ability to reproduce, although it may titilate the male spouses in a harem setting ( as polygyny was the norm for most of human existence ) exclusivity without the male in the relationship is a wasted existence and coupling from an evolutionary sense. it's a waste of resources for the species since no new offspring are made.

[@drifter72]

@@glurppuffloid9796 yeah I'm not going to talk to someone that is preaching conversion therapy and bestiality. bye. If you could see yourself being gay in certain situations...you need to do some soul searching my friend.

[@krissiecruz3902]

i feel like, as someone who did have an entire toxic on and off relationship with a girl for almost all of high school, i can say without a doubt that sapphic teen relationships are so hard to navigate through, almost to the point that it's almost a right of passage that everyone comes out of it with trauma. a lot of my other friends who are women and dated other women in high school have had similar experiences, whether they were in actual relationships or situationships. i think because we know we're heading into a relationship with a woman, our defenses are let down way too much (in comparison to dating men, who we've always been warned about whether it be from media, friends, or family) that we forget that we have to establish boundaries, just like any other relationship. anyways, great first podcast! love the talking points and although i do heavily identify with my label as a lesbian, a lot of the points you made about labels and being young were incredibly relatable experiences!

[@reoij]

No because... why is this me

[@aleksybluu3647]

yes, exactly

[@skye7489]

Holy shit dude you put it into words… because I’ve always trusted women more in relationships than men, and with women I’ve always been incredibly codependent. That literally explains why I have so much trauma regarding my queer relationships. Also I think people don’t talk about the fact that power dynamics can definitely exist in a queer relationship

[@chryssa_kes]

This podcast is absolutely what I needed please continue doing it, especially what you touched on, sexuality and boundaries, is something I have been recently thinking about constantly and it's really nice relating so much to someone you don't even know. Thanks!

[@andre-so9ub]

Please let’s do this every friday for the rest of our lives

[@renadams8144]

you literally lit up a light bulb in my brain with the whole sexuality thing please keep doing this omg

[@missjada4528]

The sexuality convo was just explaining exactly what goes on in my head lmao

[@fionaguox]

the older i get, the younger i feel! i totally get that, i feel like when i was a teen, i was always very unsure of my sexuality and had to act a certain way to fit the label i thought i was. now that i'm 21, i feel more sure of what i want out of a relationship, even if i'm less sure now of what i want out of life. but maturing is helping me become a more go-with-the-flow, and i really think it's really refreshing hearing you come to terms with your own sexuality.

[@jujuwuhu9391]

madeline you are literally my comfort person, i love how you reflect on things and i find it very inspiring listening to you. please never stop doing podcasts and btw i'm in love with your voice it's so soothing

[@hannaq4120]

You’re so articulate and easy to listen to , please make more of these they’re so comforting ❤️

[@CHAELISASURVIVEDTHECOLDWAR]

First episode and yet she already talked about so many relevant and important relatable topics with such eloquence with her words. I’m really so gonna be tuning in on this all the way. Keep up the good work!

[@anarodriguezcarnero8711]

she has that emma chamberlain type of making everyone confortable and also very relatable

[@shouperman1]

mainly because she is good looking :p

[@wonkersmonkers]

@@shouperman1 ????? what a superficial comment

[@iris3h]

Oh my god I have never felt more comforted by a podcast. I've recently been SO astronomically confused over what labels I think 'fit' me, I'm pretty sure I'm a lesbian right now, I haven't had a crush on a man in a very long time but i'm so scared of the backlash I could potentially receive, from strangers and friends and family, if I find out that I'm not a lesbian and I actually like men and i'm just unaware of it right now. It's terrifying the way some people react to changing labels, but like, we grow everyday and it's so unhealthy to pretend ever single person is going to stay in a specific sexuality and 'box' and ugh it's so so confusing and I wish labels could just be abolished and everyone could embrace change. Like people shouldn't be literally scared by the idea of labels and everything and it's just ugh horrible idk ://

[@emilysheehan5646]

this is genuinely the best repesentation of my thoughts on sexuality ive ever heard...

[@bgunnr]

From first tiktoks in the car with a cardboard roof to a well produced podcast. I love the journey

[@efedits4115]

Listening to this was like listening to someone else speak the thoughts that live in my head that I've never verbalised I feel so comforted and valid

[@shlemo1446]

i'm so glad i found this podcast honestly, I've been feeling a lot of pressure lately trying to label myself and felt how my preferences shifted over time, it truly is overwhelming glad you talked about it and i love how genuine you are

[@nyester100]

Yk what I’m a straight male- single and who is also not yet in their 20s, so technically have not much to relate to in this but man that was just so interesting to listen to and learn about different people’s worlds and experiences. Some people I think just have a talent to talk about anything whilst naturally being able format it in an interesting way through taking out unnecessary bits, but keeping enough of them in that it feels like a personal conversation. Think that’s why I enjoyed it- it does just feel like a conversation.

[@clairehoover7449]

Love this. I’ll be joining you every Friday. Related to you on so many level. I say I’m pansexual because I don’t really care about gender when dating, but this is also not entirely true and there are nuances. I am okay with that. You should make a whole video about setting boundaries/keeping them in place with friends/family/romantic partners. Or, life lessons you would tell yourself at 19. Can’t wait to see more :)

[@divinedatura]

rewatching this because i can’t help but be obsessed with your podcasts. i love you and your content so much madeline

[@menaoliver13]

what you said about sexuality i feel it so deeply and it describes so much ab the pressure we have to label ourselves and the struggles of queer women and the feeling of not wanting to conform to a label, you slay so much and i just understand everything you say lol 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@infinitymixyt]

this has fr shifted my mentality and it is so comforting to know other people share similar experiences as me.

[@im-me4252]

mummy i needed you to sit in a car and talk to us for 30 mins. i genuinely needed this. love you.

[@briahnabosten]

i always go back & watch madeline’s old podcast episodes - she just makes me feel so much more comfortable with my sexual identity as a young girl, & understood. i love her

[@kaneseegrell]

This is what we all need

[@felli1513]

I can’t lie, it was jarring to hear someone really put into words your thoughts and emotions but it’s the only podcast I’ve ever sat through without getting bored 2 mins in. Maybe your next one could with a really good friend that you don’t really understand (idk how to describe it)

[@Alice-it9oc]

I think your boundaries are things that the other person, who’s hypothetically very interested in you, should be finding out by themselves too. I think that’s part of falling in love, you notice you’re with someone who understands/sees you, someone who’s paying attention to the little details. You’re both setting your boundaries together, mutual helping.

[@taliabeth]

i am so glad this came up in my recommended, i literally was so stunned by her beauty that i gasped and hid my face like an idiot. then, boom, hit with her accent, gasped again. then, just her vocabulary in general, the way she expresses herself. . . UGH everything about her is so breathtaking also, this is so relatable 😭

[@kehlothack297]

she’s about to hit 500k y’all this is so crazy look how far we’ve came with our bestie

[@noralittle3656]

This is literally exactly down the the details how I think. Thank you so much for this Madelyn you have no idea how much you’ve helped me heal

[@caspar]

this is epic!!! congrats maddy

[@user-te3nc9cs6c]

Wait what

[@junsleftbuttcheek]

wait are you back

[@akiraofa]

yo what, caspar??

[@jiyaaaa]

since when was this a friendship ??? did i miss something

[@ik7150]

omg??

[@giuliaserafini4901]

The part where you suggested to just sit back and observe at least until you know the person you’re dating is so true. I had to learn it the hard way but I hope someone takes this tip and applies it because it’s gold

[@mia.chanel]

the whole neutral colours, crisp mic and rain is a vibe!! i recently started makinhg podcasts too and its so fun. i'm excited for your journey and i wish you good luck x

[@TheSecretGaijin]

I appreciate how real you are - you seem so human and authentic. It’s a rarity on KZbin.

[@niki8639]

IVE BEEN HOPING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG YOU JUST MADE MY WEEK

[@marshall1003]

Thank you for talking about labels and sexuality. I've always struggled with it as a queer woman because I didn't like the stereotypes placed on me, or because I didn't feel represented by them. And sexuality is always changing so I never wanted to put a label on myself in the first place. I was just a human and didn't want to face more hatred. I was already going through it at home. Growing up I feel like we as queer people don't owe each other anything and it should be by choice. I feel more of a responsibility to myself, to find love and heal my trauma, than I do to fit into a box to make a fraction of an impact.

[@harryithink5336]

You could talk about literally anything and you have my interest I can’t lie. Please make more

[@beauavpc]

"Things can go wrong and I can still get up in this morning" once you embody this mindset it's a real game changer!

[@satvrrnmyst]

off topic but the rain in the window is such a vibe and this video is so so calming. also, i love how articulate you are

[@nicolep6164]

I think a whole podcast on identity would be so good because I know me and a lot of young people online are dealing with these identity crises because of things like tiktok, aesthetics, tropes telling us who we should and shouldn't be

[@menaoliver13]

“maybe my resistance against this was just logic” LITERALLY BC U GET SOMEWHAT EMOTIONALLY MATURE MEN THATS SO SLAY

[@aliyahharrington99]

i started in the middle of your youtube and podcast journey and now i’m going all the way back to the beginning… so happy to be here

[@tryitDIY]

I’m 49. I came out 10 years ago as bi but I was from high school. I can tell you it wasn’t easy to go that many years married and in denial. I’m open to whoever asks, but it’s not easy

[@beckymorgan812]

“it might not have been accurate, but it was true” this is such a good viewpoint when looking at sexuality, but also lots of other stuff.

[@rafaelagarcia7691]

omfg you literally talked ab what was obsessively going through my mind these past weeks THANK YOU

[@honorisabella4714]

Your voice genuinely the most relaxing thing in the world holy heavens

[@Invaderdesmond]

What you said about feeling young in your 20s, I think about that all the time! I feel so much younger now at 23 than I did at 17. I think it happens once you really start to realize what it means to take care of yourself. Also I love you, looking forward to more of these :)

[@idk-vy1qq]

this makes me feel better as a 17 year old who feels “old”

[@leenaadams6742]

it think it’s because of the difference of being a big fish in a small pond vs a small fish in a big pond. You are old in the world of childhood, but then you are young in the world of adulthood

[@CharlieMouton...]

This video cured my soul, hydrated my body and calmed me more than a 50 minutes meditation

[@bellam4402]

I recently came out of bisexual after being out as lesbian for 3 years and i cant explain how much my feelings resonate with this podcast, its help put my feelings into perspective and made everything feel less crazy, thank you

[@leoryzap]

As a guy who's recently had a mutual breakup and didn't feel very strongly about their needs in a relationship until very recently, this podcast is incredibly refreshing. Learning a lot, will definitely watch more.

[@vickyg4589]

This was really fun to watch, absolutely feel free to get yourself a friend to talk to! Could you talk about what it’s like being queer and having really deep friendships with other women and how platonic and romantic feelings can crossover?

[@anoushkagungadoo270]

This is the most relatable thing to me ever I could actually cry

[@jasjasjas58]

this podcast has been the best thing to happen to me literally this year, forever grateful for u madeliene💞

[@kikinuko]

I relate so much to the part where you said having a specific label beyond “queer” just doesn’t feel like you. Being fluid in my sexuality, labeling myself as “bi” doesn’t always sit right with me. “Queer” and “fluid” feels more aligned with how I feel.

[@ronkowski97]

im only five minutes in and its been extremely validating and comforting to listen to your thoughts and feelings oh wow.

[@cheetahprint0]

This video randomly came up on my youtube recommendation and i’m so glad I clicked it. I went through the same exact experience. I used to identify as a lesbian but up until a few months ago I started developing feelings for men again so I decided to go unlabeled. I now have a boyfriend but sometimes this weird feeling creeps into my head it’s almost like a guilt or disappointment that I am no longer who I thought I was. You get so comfortable with your first queer label that it’s almost heartbreaking to let go of. So many people in this community help you figure out your labels but forget to talk about the importance of change and how you can come to a different realization about your sexuality at any point in time and it feels like no one is there to help you if that happens. I still like women but I just like whoever I like in general, even though I’m currently with a man that doesn’t erase my lesbian experiences from the past. I used to also be called the lesbian friend. Right before I started liking men again, the word lesbian started to become very uncomfortable for me. I felt like I was lesbian first and human second. It was a very isolating experience and now that i’m not a lesbian my sexuality is not treated the same at all, nobody is as rude to me as they used to be with that label. So even tho me or others are not identifying as something anymore, it does not take away the experiences you had under that label, and that’s the most important lesson of all.

[@SofiaArthursxo]

Please keep doing this as much as u can its lovely to just hear someone talk about their own experiences in the world

[@riverloves2party]

this is literally the first time i've ever successfully listened to a full podcast. thank u madeline

[@mariahpaulson1216]

girl i don’t even relate to this, but i love the insight on your life & how you’ve come to where you are!! i love this so much. keep doing them!!!

[@madeleinealiceross1463]

It's so nice to know I am not the only one who feels this way, everything you said, I have felt, I feel, WILL feel... thank you for sharing! This has been very helpful to me.

[@xoxx.Marcelina]

this entire video was SOOOOO VALIDATING!!!!! oh my god. thank you youtube algorithm & thank you for putting out this video. i appreciate it so deeply.

[@isyssblanco2715]

Please keep doing these podcasts! I absolutely love your TikToks and the second I saw this video pop up I was so excited. This feels so chill and definitely the kind of chat/thought-spewing conversation I wish more ppl had :)

[@Fangirl5ever]

I’m so happy your video came across my recommendations. It was an absolute blast to listen to you speak, I can’t wait for the next episode!

[@AngryFaceGames_]

I hate all the labels. Labeling people is another way of segrating them. Just love who you love. Your person is your person.

[@hauntedfairyyy]

this was so comforting to watch

[@mindofliz1298]

11:57 COMPLETELY agree i’m at a time now where i don’t even come out to people in my life anymore because i don’t want them to associate my sexuality with my personality

[@mindofliz1298]

if they question my attraction then i let them know my sexuality but i don’t go out of my way to make it such a big deal

[@aquariuslostie]

You took the words out of my mouth! i felt similar to you when “changing my label” and announcing it to people I was so scared that they would call me a “fraud”… Queer is such a safe and authentic word to me about my sexuality, my gender and whole identity and I also feel really peaceful with that term when showing people “on paper” who you are Also keep up the podcast if you like them because i thought this was super interesting and entertaining :)

[@samcrabtree7751]

i spent an hour last week talking to my therapist about being scared to change the label of my sexuality. this is such good timing

[@ameliaxo4184]

Her starting a podcast makes life so freakin better!!!!!!

[@RP9_rp9]

this was so liberating and comforting to hear!! i grew up labeling myself as ‘gay/lesbian’ essentially, but pretty much since the age of 14/15 I came to terms with labeling myself not for myself, but for others. I know how i feel abt others for the most apart, but if i was to be asked i have a short and sweet answer for them. Did I feel connected to the term/label? no. but that’s fine. But also i uhm, sort of had a crisis the last couple of years here recently and discovered i’m also attracted to men, in fact very attracted to men. And that made me feel like a fraud in the community, just completely erasing my bisexual-ness essentially. “well if i like men i must not be gay???” but no, i just got caught up in how i’d be perceived and literally everything else that doesn’t actually matter. I did finally make amends with myself and found peace w Myself about my ever evolving sexuality though. You said a lot of things in this video that really struck a nerve w me, really resonated. i very much needed to hear a fellow 20 yrold woman that grew up as a lesbian discovering she’s not exactly that too. i thought it was just me all this time. Also the bit you pointed out abt not previously being very attracted to men as a teenager most likely due to just being logical abt the scope of dating,,, reallllyyyy resonated!!!!! i could go on with my comment so i’ll wrap it up here. Again thank you for sharing your experience thus far, it’s so comforting to hear.

[@prussiansocietyofamerica]

Get some help. Or better yet, "rope it up".

[@이은333]

I gave up on the whole labels thing a few months ago because my sexuality is no one business. If I like someone and I can get the sense they are lgbt then I will go for it, if not I will keep it to myself. I wanna date sometime who I know them well enough to the point to know if they are lgbt or not. Giving people the power to have access to your labels is not the best thing and I found so much more peace learning to keep my sexuality private then having it out there and known.

[@leanisleneadepalene]

agreed

[@omglaugh2824]

Please please please continue this!!! This video was like a warm hug that my mental health needed! Thank you for this genuinely

[@prussiansocietyofamerica]

ewww

[@menaoliver13]

what you said about feeling like as you age you feel younger reminds me of the taylor swift lyric “How can a person know everything at 18 but nothing at 22?”

[@purgii]

plssss do more podcasts 🥺 i love this😩

[@novathunblad1075]

I would love to hear more of your thoughts about sexuality! From what I’ve heard so far you have a really relatable (for me at least) perspective, but it would be really interesting to hear about how you realized you’re queer and kind of your whole journey of dealing with other peoples opinions about your sexuality. Love the pod!❤

[@capucine6689]

I feel like someone’s explaining my brain to me in the upmost well spoken way, I’m deceased in relaxation.

[@arinagorlitz6843]

would listen to literally anything for the whole day without interruption

[@hector_poch]

i love it cuz she talks waaay slower than what we are used to

[@bee8825]

definitely have given up on the whole label sh!t i just screw and date who i want and when ppl ask what my sexuality is i just tell them i like ppl i find attractive and that’s the end of it the whole culture around labels on social media can b so toxic i just want no part of it

[@mikael-a7693]

this is exaclty how ive been thinking over this year, im glad you explained it so well cause its been wracking my brain trying to say exactly what you said

[@maia4578]

this was so nice it was actually the first time i heard someone describe their sexuality the same exact way i feel about my mine 🤝💗 this was very validating and cool

[@mathildejervais2923]

that was smooth, it just calmed me, you literally unpacked my mind and im grateful

[@Lulu-lv5pp]

Everything in this has been worded so perfectly, thank you

[@carolina-yt8te]

i love you. seriously never stop doing these.

[@sshreyaa444]

this is the first podcast I've ever fully been invested in/ fully listened to and oh my god

[@mitskienjoyer03]

I already know I’m gonna love this

[@RebecaClavijo]

i've had the worts week ever, and realizing you did a podcast, and listening to it...i'm so comforted and happy. i love hearing you ramble on anything

[@cococololol467]

babe wake up madeline argy has a youtube channel