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    Explore "afab" with insightful episodes like "How to Navigate & Find Your Identity Through Curiosity With Alyssa Lilly", "S2. E8. The Truth about Jeremy Clarkson", "FOF #2936 - Mystique Summers Keeps it Hot on a Chilly Mardi Gras", "205 - Rub A Dub Dub: a conversation about soap fetish and feminization" and "2 - DRAG TALK with MIA MOORE!" from podcasts like ""Align Vibe Flow", "Eff The Tudors", "Feast of Fun: Gay Talk Show", "Off the Cuffs: a kink and BDSM podcast" and "DRAG TALK!"" and more!

    Episodes (6)

    How to Navigate & Find Your Identity Through Curiosity With Alyssa Lilly

    How to Navigate & Find Your Identity Through Curiosity With Alyssa Lilly
    Connect with Alyssa Lilly: https://shor.by/AlyssaLilly

    Show Notes:

    Beginning – 5:02

    Cyclical embodiment and how syncing our bodies and our lives to the cycles of nature can help us find balance and flow in our lives. Noticing the ebbs and flows that naturally occur so that you can give yourself some grace when things don’t feel like they’re going as planned.Nature’s cycles are bigger and longer than people want to allow them to be. Quick fixes don’t sustain the success of your goals. Our needs change every day and we have to be aware of that to create balance.

    5:02 – 19:05

    Self identity, misgendering and the controversy around it. My own struggles with femininity due to a multitude of reasons. The Law of Gender (yin and yang).Our language creates our reality, belief systems and cultures. People get hung up on words and miss the better ways of communication.Cultivating communication between you and yourself and how to express that with the world.Alyssa Lilly shares their story with us on how they came out as nonbinary.

    19:05 – 29:40

    We’re all fighting against cultural and societal norms to find ourselves not only as an un-boxable individual but also as a business owner. Everyone always trying to tell us who we are and how we should or shouldn’t be.We discuss the dreaded “Artist isn’t a real job” mindset we’ve all been held back by and how we should be teaching our children to follow their curiosities and support them in cultivating their interests from a young age. Unschooling.How becoming a parent unlocks all of your inner child’s trauma to be processed and worked through.Becoming a parent throws you into an identity crisis.There is no greater way to heal society than supporting and caring for children and their parents. The double standard between mothers and fathers in society.It takes everyone pitching in to live. For a while, we could thrive off of one income but these days, it takes several functional adults.Glorifying the hustle leaves us all burnt out and sick.

    31:00 – 38:45

    Discussing yoga and the multi-faceted directions it gives us to cultivate our “whole-ness” and find balance between the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of ourselves.Spirituality is often hyper-femininized in the spiritual community. Balance between both masculine and feminine energy is where we find health and healing.We often section ourselves off into pieces and try to heal the physical separate from the mental / emotional even though it’s really all the same problem presenting itself in different ways. Addressing ourselves as a whole individual is the most ideal method of healing.Our mind is like an untrained puppy that we need to care for and teach. We use meditation to train it. Also be sure to love your puppy, feed it properly and tell it it’s doing a good job from time to time.

    38:45 – 48:00

    Discussing anxiety and stress responses. It’s easier to convince the body that you’re not anxious than it is to convince the mind. There are mechanisms we can do with our body (posture, poses, etc) that will help convince the mind that we’re not anxious and to calm.Transitioning the nervous system from the fight or flight to the rest, digest and heal.Forgiveness is discussed and how the word “forgiveness” fails us in the sense of what should be done here to heal. A better term is “releasing” as what we’re looking for here is to release the hold that the event(s), person(s), etc have over us so that we may move forward unhindered by it. Boundaries over grudges. Communication is key but communication is hard.Reactions like anger point us towards what needs healing.

    48:00 – End

    Allowing your inner anger to come out from time to time. Channeling your anger into a geode and then smashing it can be a really good way to release angry energy.ADHD and autism are discussed and how those of us with it have a hard time with emotional regulation and are prone to outbursts.Pulling out your tools to practice when challenges occur. If you’ve been traveling in one direction for many years, it’s going to take some years traveling in the opposite direction to find the middle ground you’re looking for.Tools that work today may not later. Being flexible in your tools and routines helps you to navigate change when it occurs.

    FOF #2936 - Mystique Summers Keeps it Hot on a Chilly Mardi Gras

    FOF #2936 - Mystique Summers Keeps it Hot on a Chilly Mardi Gras
    It’s Fat Tuesday! The streets of New Orleans are spookily empty as folks wisely stay home to help to bring an end to the Rona pandemic, but it doesn't mean we can’t safely celebrate from our home with our good gal pals like Mystique Summers, from Season 2 of RuPauls’ Drag Race.

    Mystique’s been part of an intense discussion last week when she and her sister in RuPaulia,
    Nina Bonina Brown, had a conversation about trans bodies, the art of drag and Nina’s comments on Gotmik’s scantily clad runway look on Drag Race.

    Today Mystique Summers joins us on Fat Tuesday to take a look at the heated conversation taking place about trans drag queens, Gotmik’s showing off that body ody ody and how Texas is freezing this Mardi Gras.

    MYSTIQUE SUMMERS: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialMystiqueSummers1/

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    205 - Rub A Dub Dub: a conversation about soap fetish and feminization

    205 - Rub A Dub Dub: a conversation about soap fetish and feminization

    This week we sat down with Jack to talk about their soap fetish (mouth soaping-and more!) and feminization as an AFAB but masc presenting person.

    Follow on Twitter/Instagram: @ocpkink

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    I'm Still Me, Just MOAR Me!

    I'm Still Me, Just MOAR Me!
    Coach Sarah of the Fitness Protection Program talks with Kade and Isaac about the role of running in their respective transitions from female to male, particularly the way it offers them both a non-gendered space to be in their bodies and be truly themselves.
     
    We're never really talking about the running. The people in our community are running THROUGH things, and often their runs are the one part of their day when they get to truly get to be themselves, and be for themselves. Whatever kind of transition you are running through, you are not alone.
     
    We are so pleased to introduce Kade Schuldt and Isaac Grivett to the Running Life podcast. Many of you know of Kade at this point, since Coach MK announced last month that he would be joining our team of Fitness Protection Sponsored Athletes. It’s important to know that Kade is responsible for the phenomenon that is Coach MK, as he was the one to give her her first coaching job at Lifetime Fitness! So THANK YOU, Kade, for that! He has done over 50 half marathons and we are dying to hear about this thing in his email signature, the 5280 Brewery Quest (it's pretty much what it sounds like, and it's awesome!).
     
    Isaac Grivett has been profiled twice on Outsports, an SB Nation blog featuring stories of LGBTQ athletes, and in addition to having run TONS of marathons - coming up on #10! - they also work on Broadway in wardrobe, often for multiple shows at a time. I came across one of the Outsports stories about Isaac via Twitter, and I was really captivated by the way they talk about their relationship to their body as a teenager and the role that sports played in their discovery of selfhood.
     
    This really gets to why we are so grateful to you both for telling us your stories. I, Coach Sarah, carry a lot of privilege as a runner. I sign up for a race, and when I am prompted to select my gender, I just tick a box and move on. I show up to every start line knowing that whatever impostor syndrome I may have about being a runner, no one will ever call into question the validity of my results or argue with me about where in the sport I belong. I will not have to name or defend my identity every time I want to participate in my chosen sport in public. Isaac has worked with athletic clubs to modify that process of gender selection in membership signups to make it less binary and more inclusive, and I imagine that to some people, it may seem like an incredibly small deal (because many people, like me, just tick the box and move on with their day) but we cannot overestimate the importance of ANY action, big or small, that makes ANY runner feel more included in this sport.
     
    While I may not have ever experienced gender dysphoria, I do absolutely know what it feels like to hate my body, to feel ashamed of it, to feel like people look at it and form opinions about me that I am powerless to control. I want our audience to hear Kade's and Isaac's stories, directly from them, because I believe that there is so much empathy out there for some of what you have experienced and lived. And I believe that everything is better when there is a space for everyone to show up and feel at home, welcome, and understood.
     
    Follow Kade on Instagram: @irunbike
     
    Follow Isaac on Instagram: @isaacgrivettnyc and @isaacqgriv, and on Twitter: @isaacgrivett. Click here if you're interested in learning more about Isaac's fundraising efforts with the Team To End Aids at the 2020 Chicago Marathon!
     
    MK Fleming is the founder of Fitness Protection, LLC and Sarah Axelrod leads Fitness Protection's #CoachedandLoved Community. Try our accessible, affordable monthly running plans at www.fitnessprotection.com!
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