• 07 Boundaries: Does Your Dick Know How To Say Sorry?

  • Sep 22 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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07 Boundaries: Does Your Dick Know How To Say Sorry?

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  • This episode is the third in our Boundaries series. In this episode we discuss why some of the reasons why setting boundaries can be challenging in different contexts and relationships, in particular we examine families, the digital age and managing social media. We also touch on the collision of core values and our boundaries and the challenges that can arise from this. We will unpack this further in our fourth and final episode in our boundaries series coming up next. 

    If you would like to contact Alysha and Hannah to ask questions or suggest future topics please find them on Instagram @heretofckspiderspodcast or via email at heretofckspiders@gmail.com.

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