When you know that you were queer but your favorite drink is beer that's gayish

You can bottom with no stopping but you can't start going shopping that's gayish

Oh Gish you're probably gayish

Life's just as short for narrow stereotypes.

Oh, it's gayish.

We're also gayish.

It's gayish with Mike and Kyle.

Hello everyone in the podcast universe this is gayish the podcast that almost

didn't happen this week if you're new to the show you should know that this

episode is weird it is not our standard format, but we had a really hard week here at Gayish, and for a while there we were tempted to just pull the plug on this week's episode, hoping that all of you would realize

that we're just human and would forgive us. But we've managed to put something

together that I think is important and I note Kyle does too and

May is Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States and we thought that it would be important for us to

Show And we thought that it would be important for us to show that mental health is something that a lot of people struggle with and all three of us on the show are especially this week. So Kyle and I we talked briefly on Sunday the day after the live stream and things seemed okay. Kyle had been, I had seen him struggling for a while and figured, figured that he would

reach out when he needed to and but there was radio silence there until Wednesday and it's pretty rare that he and I will go

three or four days without talking and I was I was worried and I started

escalating my hey are you okay messages to him and then on Thursday he

finally sort of popped his head up out of the water and said that he was having a harder time than usual, which I already knew.

And yesterday, Tuesday, Kyle reached out and asked if we could hang out in person.

And we struggled a little bit with what to do with that here on the show because we want to be good role models and we want to demonstrate proper social distancing and following the rules and strictly speaking getting together was going to be breaking the rules but we talked

through our exposure people that we have seen and also our

Washington State Order says that it's okay to

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