In part two of this episode, Abbie and I explore the complexities of queer representation in the music industry, why some female queer artists are dating men, and how self-sabotage can hold you back from living authentically. We dive into identity, creativity, and the challenges of staying true to yourself while navigating public perception.

In the first episode of Too Sensitive, Abbie and I dive into what it means to be multifaceted and explore queer representation in music. We talk about the challenges and joys of being an artist, the ways pop culture influences identity and creativity, and how manifestation actually works.

Brittany Curry, Nicole Albertson, and I continue our conversation about queer relationships while diving into attachment styles, intimacy, building independence, and IVF. The two also give advice on finding someone in the convoluted 2024 dating scene.

In this episode, Brittany Curry and Nicole Albertson discuss their relationship values, communication styles, what it's like to be a married lesbian couple, and of course, the proposal and wedding itself. Content warning: absolutely wholesome and adorable.

Daniel and I initially discuss our experiences with grief and why we think everything happens for a reason. We then lean into the unrealistic standards placed on members of the LGBTQ+ community and how we combat those on a daily basis.

Two besties taking our phone calls and putting them on the internet. In this episode, Daniel discusses growing up in Miami, his experience with bullying and weight loss and moving to Los Angeles. Just to put the gays at ease, no pop divas were harmed in the making of this podcast.

In this episode, Kelly and I delve into our attractions to masculine-presenting lesbians, her documentary film Beyond the Norms: Masc vs. Masc, heteronormative cliches in queer relationships and the abnormal expectations put on various members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Kelly discusses their nonbinary identity, their work as a professional photographer/filmmaker, pushing boundaries, and the connection between queerness and spirituality. Also, how exactly do you pronounce Balch?