Happy Healthy Homo Joel Wood & Keegan Hirst

Sorry for the audio issue - we forgot to click record on the microphones - so professional!! This week we're talking about coming out at work and what the difficulties can be!
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This week we discuss conflict resolution in your relationships, whether they're romantic relationships, familial relationships or workplace relationships!
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This week we're talking about red flags in family relationships and friendships. What should you watch out for? Let us know any red flags you've experienced.
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This week we talk about the difference between self-esteem and confidence, how we have struggled with it personally and how we've improved our relationship with ourselves! This week's No Fomo Homo is Keegan's coaching company GMC, reach out to Keegan on Instagram or email keegan@gmanscoaching.com if you're interested in hearing more about joining the programme and working on your body and mindset!
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This week we talk all about travelling abroad as the LGBTQ+ community. When you book a holiday/vacation, what do you take into account? Is there anywhere you would never go? Are you wary when you go abroad or do you just behave as normal?
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This week we talk about how it seems the gay community is far more oversexualised than our straight friends. Why is this? We've noticed that since the rise of OnlyFans (which isn't inherently bad) people seem to treat each other differently, as if everyone should be doing it...
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