Don't Say Sorry

#10 Don't Say Sorry for BIG orgasm energy

On this episode, Haylee and Jayda share some personal experiences with the Q in LGBTQI.In certain spaces, they have both been asked, "Are you queer?". Both of them have kind of struggled how to answer this question at various moments in their lives. In some ways they're still struggling to answer with certainty and wondering where they fall in the gradient of sexuality. ⁠

#09 Don't Say Sorry for Questioning Your Sexuality

Haylee and Jayda chat with Trina Tan, a Pilipina American educator turned UX designer. She&apos;s most known for her career in higher education when she was a relationship educator for college students. While completing her Masters in Education, Trina researched the impact of interracial relationships for and designed workshops for students to explore their unique dating experiences in healthy and genuine ways-- everything from online dating to rejection resilience. Correction: Only 13 States in the U.S. Require public schools to teach medically accurate sex education. 

#08 Don't Say Sorry for Dating Outside of Your Race

Haylee and Jayda talk to Irene Van, creator of QTPOC Polyam Joy. Irene is a mental health drama therapist and founded QTPOC Polyam Joy - a support group for QTPOC poly-am people in the Bay Area. Irene Van is also a workshop facilitator and therapist passionate about helping others explore historical trauma, political identity, and oppression. Irene shares growing up with a grandfather who had two wives, how that influenced their views on monogamy, and what it's like to be open about polyamory to their family. 

#07 Don't Say Sorry for Loving Multiple People

Jayda and Haylee chat with Veronica Yahns, a Kink & BDSM Educator and Business Systems Strategist.  They talk about how Aladdin helped Veronica realize she was kinky and how she identifies as a feminist and while still being submissive. Veronica gets real open and honestly with us and even tells us about her current relationship with her "Master".Guest Info:veronicayahns.comInstagram @veronicayahns

#06 Don't Say Sorry for Getting Turned on By Aladdin

Haylee and Jayda bring on their first guest!  Tracy Nguyen is a Queer Vietnamese film maker at Sunkissed Productions and community organizer in the Bay Area.  Tracy shares the story of her breakup from a partner of 5 years and how they had a "radical breakup" in an effort to remain in each other's lives.  Tracy went from living with her partner, organizing together and eventually having a "breakup retreat" as part of their concious uncoupling to honor the end of their relationship and transition into a friendship.  If you've ever gone through a break up, this ones for you.  In this episode we ask each other, how can we rethink breakups so they don't feel so traumatic...Tracy Nguyen: IG @hellafly and sunkissedproductions.com

#05 Don't Say Sorry for Breaking Up

Haylee and Jayda try to define SEX. The both share their first sexual experiences, Haylee watches porn for the first time and Jayda shares her problem with the concept of virginity.*Content Warning* This episode mentions child sexual abuse and trauma. 

#01 Don’t Say Sorry for Playing with Yourself

Haylee & Jayda Introduce themselves and share their love story aka how they met. 

#00 Don't Say Sorry for being Haylee and Jayda * The Introduction

Don't Say Sorry: and other lessons our mothers didn't tell us. Don't Say Sorry is lead by two Southeast Asian Womxn learning to live unapologetically in a culture that tells us otherwise. This podcast dives into the topics of relationships, sex, trauma, healing and anything else we didn't learn from our mothers.

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