Going on strike

Closet Confessions

Charlie Perry

Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Comedy

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

The tea is hot and spilling all over the place in the first episode of season 4 – it’s good to be back.

Candice and Sarel discuss their summer break strike, why you need to stop trusting your gut when it is doing you a disservice, and whether matching underwear is good for your health or just extra.

Plus, Candice reveals the trending shoe style she despises, the current ‘unique’ period of fashion we’re in and a listener confession about money and independence.

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Do It London.
0:02.4	To get it, not the double entendre.
0:04.4	The Londoners love to do it.
0:06.4	They're doing it and they're doing it right by getting tested.
0:09.5	OK?
0:10.7	And if you're not doing it right, go get tested.
0:13.3	HIV diagnosis are decreasing, however,
0:15.8	it is still so important to be aware and sure
0:18.8	on how to protect your health from possible HIV infection.
0:22.3	HIV is preventable and the HIV diagnosis is treatable
0:26.0	and that treatment acts as prevention too.
0:28.5	Be sure to know the four scientifically proven ways of preventing HIV,
0:32.7	which we'll go through right now.
0:34.5	Testing is one of the most important elements of HIV prevention
0:38.4	and it's quick, free and confidential.
0:40.4	Be sure to have regular testing and know your status.
0:43.6	Condoms can protect against HIV as well as other sexually transmitted infections.
0:47.6	So stay safe and use these all the time.
0:49.5	Thirdly, PrEP is a pill you can take which prevents HIV
0:53.2	for people who are HIV negative.
0:55.8	And lastly, U equals U, which is also known as
0:58.9	undetectable equals untransmissible.
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