Episode 164: Should Your Kids Meet Your Girlfriend?

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Episode 373: Sabrina Zohar: "Why Am I Like This?"

Sabrina Zohar (host of The Sabrina Zohar podcast) joins the Lesbian Chronicles to chat about her new book Why Am I Like This?Sabrina, Alli and Melisa talk about the difficulty of sitting in the discomfort while dating and how learning to regulate your nervous system can help you ...  Show more

Episode 372: Hurt vs. Harm

This week we discuss "hurt versus harm" in relationships using an example from Dr. Vincent Barbieri and the show "Girls," and how staying with someone to avoid hurting them ends up doing more harm in the long run. Click here to watch Dr. Vincent Barbieri's Instagram Reel on the t ...  Show more

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