Interviews with leading experts of sexuality to illuminate alternative relationships, crush stigmas, lift up sexual minorities, and provide quality insight, education, and resources to those looking to step in the unknown.
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Interviews with leading experts of sexuality to illuminate alternative relationships, crush stigmas, lift up sexual minorities, and provide quality insight, education, and resources to those looking to step in the unknown.
Ep. 4 With Christopher DeFranco: LGBTQIA+ Etiquette and the Concept of Gender
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58 minutes 22 seconds
4 years ago
Ep. 4 With Christopher DeFranco: LGBTQIA+ Etiquette and the Concept of Gender
Joined, once again, by Christopher DeFranco, clinical mental health professional, we conquer the topic of LGBTQIA+ and cover a list of ambiguities when it comes to proper etiquette. We start by breaking down the acronym to make it more digestible for the general public and go into detail about the I, the A, and the Plus. What do all of these letters encompass and how can we be confident and fully embody the expression of our desires?
Gender labels are important and we go into why this is, but it's important to note that it's not as simple as a google search. In other words, labels are for "me" to know. They provide clarity for individuals who struggle with understanding their own desires, not for others to be able to stick you in a box and call it a day.
How do we be respectful of people who might not fit into gender norms? What even IS gender? And how can we be even more inclusive and integrate these marginalized populations? Tune in to get your questions answered.
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The PsycHoe Podcast
Interviews with leading experts of sexuality to illuminate alternative relationships, crush stigmas, lift up sexual minorities, and provide quality insight, education, and resources to those looking to step in the unknown.
