Ever wondered what it’s like to plan a date between air raid sirens? Or explain to your dog that those flashes in the sky are just another Friday night in Ukraine?
Welcome to our not-so-normal normal. From catfishing tanks (yes, really) to grandpas with DIY declarations of independence, this week’s episode of Unmasking is a chaotic ride through the surreal reality of living and not just surviving in a war zone.
We’re spilling the tea on the parts of war that don’t make headlines — like what it’s really like to date someone who can’t tell you where they are, why pacifism is the ultimate privilege check, and how we’re holding on to softness in a world that keeps trying to harden us.
In this episode:
💘 Dating in a war zone – and why “can’t talk, at the front” is a legit excuse
🕊️ Why peace talks aren’t so peaceful
🎭 When our new normal makes everyone else uncomfortable
📜 That awkward moment when your heritage becomes a bargaining chip
💥 Why the female experience of war isn’t just staying strong and knitting camouflage nets
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