Tell me it gets better.

Say that it gets better.

Oh, yes, I'm gayish.

Hello everyone in the podcast universe, this is gayish.

The podcast that like Gandhi just wants you to be the gay you see in the world.

That's what he said before he. I thought maybe like like

Gandhi real skinny. You know exactly what he meant that's for us gaze. Great. I'm Mike Johnson. I'm

Kyle Guets. We're here to bridge the gap between sexuality and actuality and

today. Today we're gonna talk about water sports. We are very excited to talk

about water sports a subject we don't know much about until now

But I think of first we should just tell maybe some of the new folks who are listening

Yeah, we are live streaming today on pride 48.com but you know that because you're listening to it right now. Yeah.

Oh in so future us remember this was live yes yes which is why it's so good. So Gayish is a podcast about gay stereotypes.

So we talk about the stereotypes that we do and don't fit into.

And I feel like usually, like the things we don't understand are the straight things,

like we try to figure out hockey and baseball and things that we don't really care about. This time it's like a gay

stereotype thing that we don't get which is water sports and we're going to talk about

just some things that we found some research some stories after after researching this for a couple of weeks now I I don't know really very much about it at all

you it's like one of those things you realize how little you know once you start. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Have you ever done any kind of water sports? Um, no, not like sexually like I've peed in the shower before but like I don't think that counts or I got swimming a couple times

So obviously yeah, it's a good shark repellent yeah neither have I and that's why but I feel like

people stereotype about gay people is that they know all about every single kink they're

into all of them and that's one of the things that you know

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