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In this episode of "Let's Be Perfectly Queer," we are your hosts Archie and Katie  and we are diving into a wide range of topics within the Queer community in another Queer & A episode.

On this episode we discus the challenges of finding motivation and balance after taking a break. We also explore the world of dating apps like Hinge, sharing their own experiences and discussing the meanings behind terms like "Nepo" and "Rizz."

We also share our frustrations with the commercialisation of op shopping and the unfairness of resellers profiting off others' generosity.

Moving onto queer representation, the hosts recount their experience at a dog show and the sense of belonging they felt within the community. We even touch on the amusing topic of "dog dancing" or "dancing with dogs."

[16:28] We get into our actual episode topic with our first question that looks at the differences between bisexuality and pansexuality, emphasising the importance of understanding personal attractions without adhering to stereotypes.

Throughout the episode, we share personal stories, insights, and even some laughs.

So tune in to "Let's Be Perfectly Queer" for an engaging and enlightening conversation on all things Queer!



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Show Summary:
Welcome to another episode of Let's Be Perfectly Queer! In this episode, Katie is joined by special guest Mo eAri Brown, a licensed marriage and family therapist and the love and connection expert at Hinge. Together, they explore the challenges and importance of authentic communication in the digital dating world, as well as the role of digital body language (DBL) in making connections online. Moe shares their insights and tips on deciphering and improving our own DBL to create better online experiences and to smoothly transition relationships from the virtual realm to real life. They emphasise the power of self-awareness, intention, and embracing vulnerability in building lasting connections. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that will empower you to approach dating with a positive mindset and authenticity.


Topics Discussed:
Challenges of making connections in the online dating worldEmbracing vulnerability and overcoming cringeShifting from survival mode to thriving modeThe importance of love and connection in countering rejection and lonelinessUnderstanding digital body language (DBL) cues and their interpretationLinking DBL to culture and queer-specific communicationDeciphering your own DBL and intentionally sending out genuine energyTransferring online relationships to in-person connectionsTips for dating and building meaningful relationshipsThe significance of self-awareness in personal growth and relationshipsEmbracing authenticity for a fulfilling life

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Join Katie and special guest Moe Ari Brown in this thought-provoking episode that will inspire you to embrace authenticity and improve your digital body language for more meaningful connections in all areas of your life. 

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In the Season 2 premiere of "Let's Be Perfectly Queer," hosts Archie and Katie dive back into the podcasting world after a holiday break. They reflect on their travels through Japan, share experiences from a Blink-182 concert, and discuss the challenges of returning to work. The hosts also introduce a new segment called "Queer and A," where they answer questions from the audience, touching on topics like inclusivity in LGBTQIA+ terminology and appropriate responses when someone comes out. Tune in for a lighthearted and informative episode as the hosts set the tone for the upcoming season.


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If you have found anything we have spoken about in this episode difficult or triggering, you can reach out to the following services:

Phone:



Lifeline is available 24/7 – 13 11 14Beyondblue is available 24/7 - 1300 224 636Crisis Care Helpline is available 24/7 – 1800 199 008Kids Helpline is available 24/7 – 1800 55 1800RUAH Community Services is available 24/7 - 13 78 24Online:



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In this episode of Let's Be Perfectly Queer, your cool uncle and aunt (kinda) Archie and Katie, delve into the topic of Christmas within the LGBTQIA+ community. Drawing on their personal experiences, they share insights and offer valuable advice on navigating family gatherings, setting boundaries, and prioritising mental health during the holiday season. 


From dealing with family trauma to handling uncomfortable questions, they provide strategies for self-preservation and resilience. They emphasise the importance of celebrating Christmas in a way that feels authentic to you, whether that means creating alternative plans or choosing friends over family. 


Archie and Katie end Season One on a high note, promising exciting plans for Season Two. Get ready for more engaging discussions on Queer dating, eating disorders, and much more. Until next year, stay Perfectly Queer!


Topics Discussed:
- Navigating Christmas as part of the LGBTQIA+ community
- Experiences of trauma and discomfort during the holiday season
- Strategies for preserving mental health and setting boundaries
- Dealing with family expectations and obligations
- Coping with family members' disapproval
- Finding alternative ways to celebrate Christmas
- Prioritizing self-care and happiness during the festive season



If you have found anything we have spoken about in this episode difficult or triggering, you can reach out to the following services:

Phone:


Lifeline is available 24/7 – 13 11 14Beyondblue is available 24/7 - 1300 224 636Crisis Care Helpline is available 24/7 – 1800 199 008Kids Helpline is available 24/7 – 1800 55 1800RUAH Community Services is available 24/7 - 13 78 24Online:


Head to health online chat  - headtohealth.gov.auRUAH Community Services - ruah.org.au or connect@ruah.org.au 


 
 
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This week on Let’s Be Perfectly Queer Podcast, we debunk and unpack the problematic Channel 7 Spotlight: De-Transitioning. Archie watched the show so you don't have to. In this episode we discuss the misinformation and harm that this media segment has caused.

We start by recapping the misinformation and controversy surrounding the segment, we critique the segment to spare our listeners from emotional distress. We also criticise the media's treatment of the LGBTQIA+ community as second-rate citizens for views and discuss how the segment exploits a marginalised group to manipulate public perception. 

In this episode we again debunk false claims and provide a nuanced perspective on topics like starting hormones, surgeries, regret rates, and support for transitioning individuals. We highlight the unethical manipulation and lack of representation in the segment while discussing the impact of media on public opinion and the need for more accurate information on Transgender healthcare. 



Topics discussed: 
- Channel Seven Detransitioning segment
- Media manipulation and exploitation
- Autonomy and inclusivity in social transitioning
- Support for transitioning individuals
- Regret rates and satisfaction in transitioning
- Comparison with other surgical procedures 
- Transphobia, discrimination, and hate towards transgender individuals
- Media's influence on public opinion
- Channel Seven's lack of regret and narrative manipulation


Entities mentioned: 
- Channel Seven
- LGBTQIA+ community
- Lady Gaga
- Transcend Australia CEO Jeremy Wiggins
- SBS podcast 07:00 A.m.













If you have found anything we have spoken about in this episode difficult or triggering, you can reach out to the following services:

Phone:


Lifeline is available 24/7 – 13 11 14Beyondblue is available 24/7 - 1300 224 636Crisis Care Helpline is available 24/7 – 1800 199 008Kids Helpline is available 24/7 – 1800 55 1800RUAH Community Services is available 24/7 - 13 78 24Online:


Head to health online chat  - headtohealth.gov.auRUAH Community Services - ruah.org.au or connect@ruah.org.au 








 
 
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Links we found useful when researching for this episode:
https://www.outinperth.com/channel-7s-spotlight-set-to-run-story-on-detransitioning/


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On this episode of Let's Be Perfectly Queer, we delve into current news, discussing the Australian Senate's rejection of Senator Alex Antic's childhood Gender Transition Prohibition Bill 2023. 
Next, we share our experiences at Fair Day, an event celebrating Pride Month in Perth. We even had our own podcast stall and got the opportunity to interact with some amazing people and received kind feedback from listeners. We also discuss the vibrant atmosphere, diverse organizations present, and exciting activities at Fair Day. 
Lastly, we have a quick look at the Gay Games, a global competition for LGBTQ+ athletes. We look at the history and inclusivity of the Games and our plans to attend the Gay Games in Valencia 2026. 


Topics discussed: 
- Small talk and listener feedback 
- Rejection of the childhood Gender Transition Prohibition Bill 
- Fair Day and experiences at the event
- The Gay Games and plans to attend 


Entities mentioned: 
- Australian Senate 
- Senator Alex Antic 
- Fair Day 
- Pride Month 
- Spectre 
- Scorpions 
- Pride FC 
- Valencia Games 
- Pride WA Perth