Long-term Relationships, Jealousy, What Sex-Ed Didn't Teach Us, Boarding School, Energy, and STDs ft. James Kavanagh

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

4.2 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 December 2018

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

We Met At Acme episode 63 features our first Irishman James Kavanagh! On this episode, we discuss gay long-term relationships, jealousy, what we DON’T learn from sex-ed, how to learn about good sex, the boarding school experience, attracting those who match our energy (positive attracts positive, negative attracts negative), STD/STI’s, and so much more!

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:02.7	Hey guys, welcome back to We Met It At Me.
0:05.2	I am so excited to be here with James Cabinot, a Snapchat extraordinaire,
0:10.8	an influencer, a TV presenter, and our first Irish guest.
0:15.2	Hello, well I should say deer glitch.
0:18.4	That's how you say hello in Ireland.
0:20.5	It's Irish.
0:21.3	Oh okay, but I've never heard that before.
0:24.8	How do I say it again?
0:26.0	Dea glitch.
0:27.1	Dea glitch.
0:27.7	Dea glitch, yeah.
0:28.6	It's Irish.
0:29.6	We don't speak any more in Ireland because of the English came and took our language.
0:33.6	And we're okay with that now.
0:35.0	Oh, that's nice.
0:35.7	Yeah, fuck those guys.
0:36.8	But there's certain areas in Ireland, up in Dunnegal and Dan and Connemar and stuff
0:41.8	called the Gale Talks, and they kind of hold the language and they keep speaking it.
0:46.0	I love that.
0:46.4	Fly the flag.
0:47.2	I had no idea, so thank you for that little bit of Irish history.
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