Hello, guilty feminist. I just wanted to let you know before you listen to the podcast that I will be speaking at the rally for Texas abortion rights.

It's on Saturday, the 2nd of October, and it starts at Trafalgar Square at noon, and it ends at the American Embassy, where we will be sending a message.

So please come and join us if you can. I'll be speaking along with lots of other wonderful women.

So come along to this feminist protest with us.

Oh my god.

I'm a feminist, but.

Welcome back everybody.

I'm a feminist, but this week I booked a bikini wax on an app. This is true.

And I accidentally clicked Hollywood. And now I look like body positive Barbie.

Just a bunch of smooth mounts. I'm a feminist, but.

Recently I've been listening to a lot of music from the times that I was in high school. And I really enjoy the use of the word horror in them.

Like in the Paramore song, I've been listening to a lot of music from the time I was in high school.

And I really enjoy the use of the word horror in them. Like in the Paramore song, I've crushed, crushed, crushed.

She's like, once a horror or nothing more, I'm sorry, that'll never change. And I'm like, great lyric.

Or panic at the disco. When it's like, oh, what a beautiful wedding. And then they're like, what a shame.

What a shame the poor groom's brot is a horror. And I'm like, that makes sense.

It's a good song to make in great points.

You're a product of your generation, Kima.

Yeah, it's why there's so much anger from your people.

Yeah, it's just a lot of... And then my favorite part is after that, I guess, I'm dead with a habit.

It's like, I haven't seen people ever heard of closing the door. And it's just like, that's a great response.

He didn't stand up for the groom's bride. He wasn't like, hey, her choices, their her choices.

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