ashley is incredibly so real when she said “I hate the internet you people are unhealthy” the less I am on the internet the more peace I feel!!!
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
100%
@maribytheocean8 ай бұрын
Can we, the comment section, start loving on Ashley aggressively and consistently, please? Like, come on, guys! She deserves so much more love sent her way than she is getting. Period! It makes me upset to live in a world where Ashley Gavin gets picked apart for just trying to make people laugh.
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
Agreed ❤
@claraboe27557 ай бұрын
Yesss that woman is a fkn powerhouse! Just saw her live and the way she carried the energy and everything when already having done another 2h show before and then signing merch and talking to people afterwards… and doing that one day after another. Its crazy!
@maribytheocean7 ай бұрын
I recently found her because of her special and still haven't been able to see her live. (I live in Canada) I can't wait for the day that I can!! (Don't worry, I'm on the text/email list) I bet her incredible energy just fills up the room!
@farkroy7 ай бұрын
She a real one
@Arrowgrab8 ай бұрын
Don't know if Mak will see this, but go and try out rugby. You'll get pummeled, you'll get bruised, maybe you'll stick with it and maybe you won't, but you'll get to say "I tried out something I wanted to try out", and that's what matters. I once went on a spelunking tour. Had a bad fall, injured a ligament, had to crawl out of the cave. I regret the injury and the medical unpleasantness that followed, but I did not for a moment regret trying it, because the experience made me a richer person.
@elleblanchard227 ай бұрын
To Alayna: I've been following you for YEARS. I found your page when you were still doing silly Canadian bits. Then you moved to Vancouver and did a dry month and tried veganism. Then you started talking about sexuality, and many other things. All these versions of you, I was totally here for. You have me the gentle space I needed to question my own sexuality. I am here because you are you and it's an honor to witness you explore all these new things that I just happen to also be interested in. And all these new followers through the years going on because they relate to your newest material and stay. The real ones will stay, and new people will find you because of this new thing. You're gonna be okay
@aaran23297 ай бұрын
Same!
@kelbyrogers97418 ай бұрын
Sign up to Ashley's emailing list and you could possibly be a guest on Chosen Family 🎉
@emjoy368 ай бұрын
The Ad placement was perfect and hilarious! 😂
@Safi-Dee8 ай бұрын
Just saw Ashley in Dublin last night and she KILLED it, even with food poisoning. Thank you so much for an amazing show. We loved every minute. I was not the person who kept shouting "I love you", and random references to old bits. I just really feel the need to say that.
@idklol45438 ай бұрын
Bro really had to clarify that they weren’t heckling 💀
@Safi-Dee8 ай бұрын
@@idklol4543 Yes I did!! I absolutley HAD to! 😅 obnoxious heckling gives me total ick.
@mariannetfinches8 ай бұрын
You POISONED Ashley Gavin? (Not you personally, but Ireland) Jkjk, we all know it was probably Boeing on the way over. Glad the show went well & that you had a great time. Sincerely, a jealous Welsh person who couldn't get to any of the dates because work
@alexorpin98938 ай бұрын
@@mariannetfinchesIt was most definitely Ireland, from a jealous Irish person who couldn’t get to the Dublin show 😭
@bettycrockerbake7 ай бұрын
hey can I ask how long the show was? I'll be going in Amsterda tonight and I think I made a mistake by buying the late show because now I have to figure out if I need to leave earlier to catch the last train
@DarkRulerHaDes6668 ай бұрын
If the ads mean I continue to watch the pod every week with my post-work joint, then do the ads.
@leif65348 ай бұрын
I really like this ashley love train. A few months ago, my boyfriend and I saw you in boston, and we had an absolutely fantastic time. And I've finally experienced the phenomenon of "gays get touchy in public" and I realized that it's in part because we very rarely feel comfortable even holding hands in public let alone get away with some of the shit the straights do. Not only did we get to see a fucking hilarious show, we also got a nice space to just be a normal couple for once. You deserve love ashley! I also don't think you need to feel bad about sponsorships or patreon at all. I used to be a patron of a few creators, but I stopped because it can't be in my budget right now. It's on us to be financially responsible about when and how we can support artists. It's a fully optional service. YOU GIVE US THIS CONTENT FOR FREE ALAYNA, LET US HELP YOU WHEN WE CAN. Let me tell you, though, if i ever win the lottery, there's gonna be a lot of artists getting a lot of support. And Ashley nailed the discussion about what is so frustrating about the situation regarding the algorithm is super fair. 😅
@carrieboice99888 ай бұрын
I'm so happy I stumbled on this podcast. I am now consuming (at a glutinous rate) all of their content.
@mariannetfinches8 ай бұрын
Congratulations! I'm genuinely happy for you. You're going to have a great time
@carrieboice99888 ай бұрын
@@mariannetfinches I have already finished all of the chosen family podcasts and slowly consuming whgs and everything mak and alayna. I've opened my world to queer KZbin and my world has changed hahaha 😆 😂
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
@@carrieboice9988Welcome!
@kaiya331238 ай бұрын
"I was staring at my inbox like a dog"😂❤
@mariannetfinches8 ай бұрын
Ad placement was so perfect! And yes please to a Mattea ep!
@daniel.lennon7 ай бұрын
About the m-spec lesbian thing - think about Kate Sisk. They introduced themself as a bisexual lesbian on WHGS because they have that attraction to more than one gender, but they're in a monogamous relationship with a woman and their current life experience is that of a lesbian (IIRC). I'm nonbinary but I sometimes consider myself a nonbinary trans man because I don't really identify with being a man or woman but my lived experience is very similar to that of a trans man. I was AFAB and I've been on T for 2 years and got top surgery 4 months ago. I am male-passing and feel most comfortable that way - I'm just not a man. The labels of nonbinary and trans man or bisexual and lesbian seem to be contradictory, but sometimes using them together is the best way to describe someone's experience without having to give an entire speech about their whole life story. I can understand why some people feel protective over their labels, but it's really not that deep.
@cassidybradley8588 ай бұрын
i'm also in a pain flare and it makes me feel less alone when ashley talks about her pain too
@yeahokay...actuallynah8 ай бұрын
I can't afford to join patreon but will continue to watch, like and comment every week to support you guys
@RaeLarz8 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this conversation. I'm a creator who began posting LGBTQ+ videos as I was working through my own compulsory heterosexuality / accepting my lesbian self / etc. And I gained a lovely lil audience because of it. I made those videos through pure inspiration. But now, my inspiration is guiding me to post more of my joys and passions: my music producing/songwriting/singing and such, as well as vlogs. These get, often, fair less traction. But it's helpful to remember people SUBBED because of my initial inspiration traction. OTHERS will follow and sub because of this NEW inspiration - although the niche may be different from my initial audience. Of course, I hope and WISH for these two/three niches to intermix, I can't force it. So I'm making peace with it. And gonna officially 'do me' without worrying how my current audience (or even future audience) may react. This convo helped so much. Love you guys!
@laureltisserand8 ай бұрын
As a small potatoes content creator, I really appreciate y'all discussing ads and authenticity. Affiliate links, sponsors, and Patreon are a part of my business plan, but it's hard to find folks who will talk openly about the emotional impact of those business decisions. Your condor is appreciated
@stephtaylor62928 ай бұрын
tiktok cookies?
@emmaanastasi61408 ай бұрын
Love you guys. And I especially respect how transparent you are about the stressful parts of this job. It’s unfair that most viewers have such a warped view of your lives and such weirdly possessive expectations. You guys deserve better! Especially Ashley, who as people have pointed out, is just trying to make people laugh. We’re always in your corner Ashley!
@katiehanson62538 ай бұрын
Alayna joy! Your audience will grow with you... I'm 34 and found you a couple years ago and you've inspired me in many ways. Stay true to your art. All of you!
@Raddiebaddie8 ай бұрын
All three of you bring such diff energy and it works together so well!! So thankful for content like this!! 🎉🎉
@tris56027 ай бұрын
Somethinf I try to keep in mind is that people have no idea what they want. We spend our lives trying to chase those highs - reading an amazing book for the first time, hearing a song that says those things you so desparatelt needed to hear. People don't know what they want until they have it - they couldn't conceive of it until you spoke it into being. Maybe the audiance you have won't appreciate it - so write it, paint it, sing it, dance it for those who will. You made magic once - you can do it again.
@muustyx7 ай бұрын
I'm a trans guy now, but I used to identify as a bi lesbian (m-spec lesbian) and was harassed so muuuch online. 90% of the time it was 15 year old lesbians who had no concept of queer history at all. I was only sexually attracted to men and nonbinary people but romantically and sexually attracted to women. The people against it are chronically online teenagers. No one actually cares, and I'm glad y'all confirmed it. (Fun fact, now I'm a bi gay man lol)
@RoxaneJ147 ай бұрын
Regarding Alayna's content shift : I'd never heard of Ariel Bisset (book side of KZbin, not my thing) until she started making content about renovating her house (very much my thing) and then I started following her. I'm sure for other parts of her audience it was the other way around. What I mean to say is followers come and go depending on what you cover, if you lose some it's not automatic but still likely at your level of visibility and popularity that you'll gain some. I know for myself, I absolutely love you on this pod where you show your interest in psychology, relationships etc and give amazing and insightful advice and I'm less drawn to your "who's gay in this group" content. I think most people who follow Chosen Family and like your input will absolutely love deep dives on your own podcast! Don't worry, your pod will at least have one fan: me! 😂❤️
@dominiqueeden8 ай бұрын
This moment was so perfect 😆😆😆 - Mak: "Blah Blah Blah... I'm so gay... Alex Morgan." Ashley: "Who's Alex Morgan?" Mak: "Uhhh **feigns offence** only the forward for the US women's soccer team." Ashley: **Trying desperately to back track and with a blatantly faux air of confidence** "That's what I thought." Me: ROFL 😂😂😂
@annaedvalson27937 ай бұрын
Love that you included restaurant hospitality as creating. As a chef, it is hard to see when specials don’t sell but remembering there’s different purposes and ways I’m trying to grow is so helpful.
@alienorfrei68678 ай бұрын
The advertisement's placement in the advertising discussion was so good
@Raddiebaddie8 ай бұрын
This is the most honest review of the challenges of a content creator ive heard anyone discuss!
@tambob828 ай бұрын
I'm at work. Edit: Alayna, your problem with the Ads is the edgiest honesty I've heard on a Pod. I love your backbone! Beefy mufuggah!💪 And Patreon is a Fanclub, so different to Ads. Make us Buttons!
@amandalspinella8 ай бұрын
When I first came out and started dating women I was hurt a Lot by "gold star lesbians". The term was used. Definitely not just online. On dates... In bars... I did not feel welcomed and it was super hard to get through!
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
Same here and that was more than THIRTY years ago! I thought things had changed 😥
@sarahrheam8868 ай бұрын
alayna I cant wait for your podcast!!! You provide such a safe moment within the pod and I cant wait to see you bring that to your own space
@MargoBTS8 ай бұрын
Ashley, I love seeing your comedy grow and change! I can’t wait to hear what you’re going to say each iteration of your show! Don’t let us stick you in a box (you love box we know 😂)! We want you to be happy with your work!!
@sheyslibrary7 ай бұрын
Only 5 minutes in and loving Mak’s energy
@mero83748 ай бұрын
alayna you could use your frustration about the industry you are in and write a critical theory study about working in social media and which mechanism and logic is being used in there and how it affects mental health ;) or at least talk in the pod about it because its a valuable perspective on society! we need to think critically
@Blue-pb7kz8 ай бұрын
There are places on the internet still where gold star is a thing. I briefly visited a 'late bloomer lesbian' subreddit (yes I know it's Reddit but internet forums aren't a thing anymore) and while a lot of the posters seemed like normal people who touch grass, there were a slew of comments of people saying, oh stop trying to claim lesbian, you were married to a guy, it's fine you can call yourself bi there's nothing wrong with it, you're just not lesbian. I vaguely seem to recall that they had all come from another subreddit to that one, there was drama, whatever. But the whole gold star mindset of it really hurt a lot of people and I can see why they didn't like the term.
@beba2258 ай бұрын
AND, those are the same people crying, "there are no lesbians anymore. everyone just wants to be queer."
@fluterem88667 ай бұрын
Those people were definitely trolls brigading Late Bloomer Lesbians, because that's not the vibe at all of that sub, and overall most Reddit lesbian/sapphic spaces are in agreement that "gold star lesbian" is a useless term that's too easily wielded by biphobic and transphobic people as a means to hurt or pigeonhole others.
@blakemtg478 ай бұрын
The title made me think Mac was quitting the internet
@JuMixBoox8 ай бұрын
You did an ad for Mary & George? Hell yeah!
@cariiinen7 ай бұрын
Love it when baby is in control!
@levmargolies8 ай бұрын
I haven't tuned in to the pod in a month (alas, life) but had time today and clicked on this episode and WOW did I need these messages about art. Thank you for this conversation.
@nathanmoranx21058 ай бұрын
Eureka! I have joined the Patreon! So happy to have access to great, feel good content on any day and contribute to something I care about (that sounds like an ad robot wrote it but I am actually a sincere fan who has sacrificed my weekly chocolate protein mousse for this and it is well worth it)! 😊
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
It's worth it and you won't be sorry!
@hannaheiserman16328 ай бұрын
Ok, but I second Mak’s unpopular opinion that she likes watching ads. I have worked in marketing for a few months now, so it has a new level, but even before marketing, I really enjoyed ads. As a poor, ironically, I don’t often get tv commercials and etc because I use streaming services. Every time I go home to visit my parents and see the new season’s commercials I have so much fun. Also, as you guys point out, you need ads to do your thing. It’s all good!
@KJ-ou9lf7 ай бұрын
Mak can totally play rugby! There are positions for all sizes and there are positions where you need to be incredibly fast. The smallest girl on my team was about 5’1 and maybe 110 pounds. Mak will do great!
@madisonchristine28487 ай бұрын
Straight UP!!! Truth and nothing less.. love you guys and hate the internet!!!😎
@janieisbored7 ай бұрын
The whole talk about the numbers game and wanting to make content out of passion was so real. I have a small channel and I'm trying to stick to my passion first and foremost, but it's a hard place to be when you're trying to grow. As much as I try not to care about the numbers, I kind of have to. Even though I do youtube for fun, I completely understand why the bigger KZbinrs take breaks or just leave. I think people dream of going viral so they can finally get their audience, but I don't think enough people think about what that actually means for their art. It's an interesting and nuanced conversation for sure.
@ofthesea10227 ай бұрын
I deeply appreciate the editing of the conversation on ads cutting to an ad - extremely well done.
@diaz9rox7 ай бұрын
Alayna, as a fan of yours for like 10 years, I can say I anat nothing more than this deeper content you are describing with your podcast.
@fluterem88667 ай бұрын
Loved this conversation about making art that is also, by necessity, commercial work that must make money! And Alayna, your new podcast sounds totally rad, I would listen the heck out of it.
@aniatasheva8 ай бұрын
Ashley I really really really really admire you and your approach and thoughts on work/art is super insightful and inspiring to me
@mommyissuesmusic7 ай бұрын
Ashley!!!! ❤❤❤ I was at your Denver show and it was fucking fantastic! Your process is your process, but I can’t believe you’re not regularly doing that material.
@erinirish71486 ай бұрын
Ashley, definitely have done the cat whisker on top of the boys head to make him look like a special kitty unicorn. Also, I'm in Phoenix and was at the show and then Boycott after. You're so kind and I appreciated meeting you in person. Mak and Alayna, the sweet looks on your faces (Ashley too) when you pause to listen to your counterparts is just the best thing to witness. I really love this pod. You 3 are so important to my wind down time at night. ❤
@michellerbn8 ай бұрын
Alayna that podcast idea sounds amazing and im literally so excited
@samthedog048 ай бұрын
I absolutely loved this episode. ❤ The banter, the insights, and the interactions are the best. Preach Ashley! Alayna do you boo! Mak better not get hurt playing rugby.
@harperalways72138 ай бұрын
This podcast is part of my Wednesday WFH routine & I love it so much. 🥰
@slightlycrunchygrass8 ай бұрын
I'm not sure if this is an unpopular opinion, but I personally don't follow creators just for whatever specific niche they talk about/make content about. Yes, maybe that niche was one of my interests at some point or something that I related to, but ultimately I follow a creator because I think they're an interesting person who has thoughts that are worth listening to and a✨ journey ✨that I want to follow and watch as they grow. Love you three very much, this podcast is the light of my weeks at the moment, keep growing and changing your content to what you feel is right, the right audience will follow 🫶
@heyishitagg8 ай бұрын
ashley, i love you ❤ you’re incredibly smart and funny and im sorry the internet has been so rough to you. but I appreciate you
@JimmyR20238 ай бұрын
Wonderful insights. Thank you, it is great to hear these things being discussed in a meaningful way.
@altertopias7 ай бұрын
I don't understand ppl who think you should be grateful for your fans. We aren't watching your content out of the kindness of our heart: we like it. You are doing us a favor. There's nothing selfless about being a (normal) fan. Ig being one of those obssessed fans is different, but still not selfless really.
@faeriesandrainbows8 ай бұрын
I'm excited to follow you guys as your content (together and separately) changes and grows. Like Ashley said, we follow the artist, not necessarily the art. 💖
@aotearoafrogger89858 ай бұрын
Yay it's chosen family time!
@sydney52287 ай бұрын
Alayna we want whatever is lighting you up inside! Anything you put out we will happily watch!!
@hi-yo1kq7 ай бұрын
Currently trying to convince myself to go see Ashley here in Lisbon even when I hate going alone and I’m gonna have to lie to a bunch of people about where I’m going but alas it is what it is
@함돌희-i9z8 ай бұрын
21:49 The timing that the ad showed up 😂
@fluterem88667 ай бұрын
ikr, I lolled at that, too
@trustingintuition7 ай бұрын
Ashley you came up randomly on Snapchat and your 911/Dad bit was so so funny! Alayna! The only way to get out of needing sponsors is to create your own product to sell. Ever thought about creating your own toy?!! Okay and the way y’all’s ad cut Mack off was just gold 😹😹😹🤍
@JanneBernards8 ай бұрын
Ok. I laughed out loud at the commercial timing.
@jaccrossan8108 ай бұрын
Ha! The timing for the midway ads 😂
@hellobell1238 ай бұрын
Alayna, PORFAVOR do your pod. I’ll listen!!
@kls01108 ай бұрын
Mak can ABSOLUTELY do rugby. She can be a fullback or a winger, easily. This is coming from a small 5’4” person who has played those positions. Give it a shot, Mak. It’s a rough sport and there’s potential for injury but if you’re up for it, do it
@emmyisurmom7 ай бұрын
Yall are such an integral part of my week but I forget that I can comment and tell u that and I havent even watched this episode yet I just wanted to tell you ❤
@angelalumpertpalacios7 ай бұрын
I just got back to Spain after seeing Ashley on Dublin and I just have to say she was amazing, food poisoning and all
@bettycrockerbake7 ай бұрын
hey, weird question (but I'm going to ask every person here that went to a show in Europe) Can you tell me how long it was? I'm going tomorrow (or tonight actually) and I have to plan my ride back home..
@angelalumpertpalacios7 ай бұрын
@@bettycrockerbake it was longer than I expected in the best way possible, even without the meet and greet (she got too sick). A few people had to get up and leave because they had to get on a train back home and Ashley was super cool about it and thankful they came, so don't worry if you have to do that too. Ps: I cannot remember for the life of me how long it actually lasted, sorryyy
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
Ya'll 3 are artists and it's important to remember that your audience will grow and support you no matter what direction you choose to move in.
@mariannetfinches8 ай бұрын
I'm 5"4 and played rugby for years. Mak will be fine. If anything, smaller players get less badly hurt because we don't fall as hard & we see less contact (no scrums, lineouts, mauls) Unrelated, but rugby players have the best asses. This feels like important information. I'm not sure who for
@CassidyQuinn8 ай бұрын
ahhh this is all so relatable. As usual, Alayna is speaking the words inside my brain! haha. I have never had the huge audience you all have, but I used to host a local TV talk show, and have a small audience from that. The show was about fun things going on around the city it aired in, so people followed me online for that. Now, I've moved into talking about mental health, teaching mindfulness, etc. And my follower count (on Instagram at least) has stayed pretty close to the same number for the last couple of years... it goes up a little, then down a little... because, yep, I am not posting the same things that most of those people originally followed me for. What I keep trying to tell myself is that if I post/talk about the things that I'm passionate about, it will find the right people. The wrong people will leave... and that's ok.
@kapowjam34627 ай бұрын
There are lots of ways to do business or work and I generally think art as your work makes it all harder. But here's a my work example that I think goes with Mak's example of having different reasons to make something: I work at a firm and we do a bunch of different types of assessments. Sometimes we'll do an assessment where we know we'll lose money bc the customer is also getting another thing done that will make money. Or the first year we lose money but the next few years of doing it will make money.
@eyeseajujubee8 ай бұрын
Can’t believe I missed Ashley being at Boycott. Hope you had a fun time in Phoenix! ☀️ i appreciated the sleepy atmosphere of this episode.
@brookestoddard18387 ай бұрын
Yes make your art! The right people will love it. All of you are so talented and I would rather see something you're passionate about than something made to go viral
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
Mak you will be phenomenal at rugby! You're super fit and competitive and that's all it takes. Have fun!
@seraynity207 ай бұрын
i am so happy to see you all advertise mary and george, i have watched that series and its so good
@Sselwal8 ай бұрын
Ashley, Saw you in Dublin and you are brilliant 👏
@Southernswingfit8 ай бұрын
Yes yes yes ❤❤❤ Ashley love in the comments ❤❤❤ all the Ashley love ❤❤❤
@Zweigenhaft97 ай бұрын
“Do I look older to you guys….” Is so totally my vibe this week 💀
@anmarkowski8 ай бұрын
Gold star lesbian is a term that pre-dates the internet by many generations. I don't think it was a way to put people down, but maybe more of a way to lift people up. In particular usually masc presenting people/those who couldn't and didn't pass in straight spaces. Kinda honoring their separation from het society/the difference in their struggle. I'm not completely sure on this, but that was my interpretation pre-internet. And yes, then later has been used to belittle bi people or those "testing" the waters.
@otherwords13758 ай бұрын
I don't see how "gold star" could be used to belittle bi people, when it specifically refers to lesbians only? It is odd to insist that bisexuals must be represented within LESBIAN discourse and vocabulary; that makes about as much sense as insisting that lesbians ought to be represented within bisexual discourse and vocabulary. They're two separate groups which merit separate language -- plenty of interaction and mutual appreciation between 'em, but distinct nonetheless.
@beba2258 ай бұрын
So, if a bi woman hears a lesbian demean lesbians who dated men then it's not a stretch for the bi woman to infer that the lesbian would extra hate the bi woman.
@nutmeg-an8 ай бұрын
Ily guys💗
@SpaceyD7 ай бұрын
We all benefit when we log off ❤
@emmahonkanen45728 ай бұрын
I LOVE THIS PODCAST
@taylorkills47118 ай бұрын
Agreed about the gold star lesbian issue LOL as a not-gold-star-lesbian we went through the TRENCHES therefore we should be awarded the gold star stickers 😂
@maddysmith82617 ай бұрын
i first came out as bi, then pan, and recently lesbian but i’ve been hesitant bc of the haters in the queer community 😭😭 like let me be gay plzzzz
@WolfSlumberStudy8 ай бұрын
Early dinner for the Oceania Cousins!! To anyone reading this, love youu >:D
@emulax3707 ай бұрын
A recorded therapy session would probably be extremely helpful for a lot of people, though I feel I could easily write a lengthy paper on the potential problems it could face and the solutions to those problems. First off the top of my head: I personally would want to be anonymous cause no one wants to have the demons of the internet spew garbage at them, especially after being so vulnerable in the public eye.
@altertopias7 ай бұрын
Esther Perel does this (Where do we begin), I love it
@hello_its_jo99518 ай бұрын
Hey guys just coming over here because the last 3 minutes are missing on my podcast app. I think that may be the second time that happened on apple podcast. Not sure why. Also just wanted to say don’t feel bad for advertising, Alayna, I’d much rather be advertised something by you than a generic tv channel.
@flannerywarner26948 ай бұрын
Mac I’m a rugby player and there are positions specifically for people like you!!
@baileytbh8 ай бұрын
alayna’s guetama shirt is so adorable 🤚🏼
@madi328 ай бұрын
I'm always looking forward to sitting around the family dinner table with you guys. But the food... the food..! It gets weirder by the week and I'd rather go to bed hungry, thankyouverymuch. 🙊
@morganevans22978 ай бұрын
Mak, I absolutely agree with your reaction to Ashley not knowing who Alex Morgan is. (Christen Press is WAY prettier though, jussayin). USWNT FTW!
@ivand818 ай бұрын
Loved this episode
@aleciahodge68767 ай бұрын
21:58 I saw TWO ads after Mac said the thing on seeing an ad. Ironic lol 😂😂😂
@jadynromero81758 ай бұрын
I don't think Ashley would ever think that the gold star lesbian stuff is real because they've never been bi. She has very dude-like behavior sometimes, which gives her a different perspective it may seem like a joke to you, but as the people that have always been harassed and belittled for being bi, it not funny for us, yk. It's divisive and underhanded. It's a reminder that, not only men think I'm "dirty", but women think it, too.
@otherwords13758 ай бұрын
If you're bi, though, why do you care about terminology for lesbians only? "Gold star" is irrelevant for bisexuals.
@noa_thinks8 ай бұрын
mak, be careful if you’re going to play rugby. in aotearoa, nz, it’s our national sport and people get bodied playing it. also, if you’re putting out content that you’re passionate about, people will see that and appreciate it and follow what you’re doing
@KalhyceK8 ай бұрын
Ashley: I think I have been clear about my love for you!! But in case I haven't here it is: I love you and what you do, and I love the three of you together. Also, the "goldstar lesbian" idea comes from a very long time, when lesbians who didn't conform to the heteronormative world suffered the consequences of it. Think 1920's to 1970's when you needed a husband for a lot of things and those who didn't married a man and opposed the status quo were punished for it. Hence, lesbians who married a man to not being punished by society and bi women were seen as a kind of "sold out" because they were conforming to society and not fighting the fight as "true lesbians" did. I think that mentality also had a pipeline with radical feminism and nowadays terfs. Btw I identify as bisexual, but I'm in my 40's, in a country that's not USA, and I think I'm a bit more in touch with how it was before the new era of marriage equality and "everybody is gay now". Great episode today!!
@kendyl66667 ай бұрын
I have 100% had gold star lesbians try to invalidate me for not being a gold star lesbian 😂 they took it sooooo seriously 😳 so goofy
@blondetdbear37 ай бұрын
Hey friends, who knows if any of you will see this since I'm late to watching this episode. BUT hopefully you do. You don't need a new link each time for Riverside. As long as you're logging into the same studio each time the link is the same. I use it for a Podcast I produce. There is a single link generated for each studio NOT each recording. Love you all!!! 🫶🥰💖
@stanleysidds87928 ай бұрын
alaynas pod idea is amazing,but i imagine it would be difficult to find a specialist for every episode