Loveline 3-2-21

Loveline with Dr. Chris

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Society & Culture

4.0 • 803 Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Dr Chris is a sex and body positive social justice psychotherapist and author. This doctor encourages authenticity, especially with sex and dating, and never shames or attempts to fit people into a neat little box. Radical and accessible, he works to undo misinformation while also pushing us to be better versions of ourselves. He is the Director of Clinical Education for The Sexual Health Alliance (SHA), and frequent co host on “The Doctors” tv show. He previously hosted WE tv’s “Sex Box”and Logo tv’s “Bad Sex”. He is published in various professional journals and top magazines, and has been featured on The Today Show, VICE, CNN, HLN, OWN, Nightline, Dr Drew and in Newsweek, New York Times, Daily Beast, Mens Health, Cosmo, and National Geographic.

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0:00.0	Good evening, everybody. How you all doing? Got a great show plan for you. We're going to be
0:06.0	talking about cheating. We're going to be talking about micro cheating. We're going to be talking
0:09.9	about toxicity. But more importantly, how to be a good listener. I know. You'd think at this point in
0:14.7	time and evolution, we'd understand how to do that. But alas, we don't. And a lot of arguments
0:20.5	are really centered in people's inability to listen. So we'll be talking about that. But alas, we don't. And a lot of arguments are really centered in
0:21.6	people's inability to listen. So we'll be talking about that. And also, of course,
0:25.5	sliding into some DMs. I love covering topics like this. We're going to get into a few little
0:29.7	sound bites of news. Apple emojis. They are now, a bunch of new ones coming out. I love this.
0:34.6	We've talked about how there's literally a governing body who makes the decision as to what emojis are released. Everything, everything goes corporate at some
0:43.0	point. Everything's institutionalized at some point, I should say. So what are the new ones? We have
0:48.2	interracial gay couples. Yeah, we should because that's a real thing. Also bearded ladies. That's a sub movement that I'm all here for.
0:57.5	Female identified individuals no longer being willing to hide or have shame or guilt around body hair.
1:03.4	And some people with things like PCOS have more body hair than maybe more, more individuals in their gender category would.
1:12.9	Ready for this one? I don't know where all of these go. I'm assuming some are removed when new
1:16.9	ones are added. 217 new emojis in the latest iOS 14-5 update. What? Where's the room? Like every
1:26.2	now and then I'll swipe through and I'm like, wait, there's a new one here.
1:28.3	Wait, that's a new one. I don't have time to keep up with them all. Again, as I said, they're,
1:32.0	they're getting about, they're looking for more inclusivity, which is a huge part of mental health
1:35.3	and social justice is seeing yourself represented. To swipe through emojis and not see yourself,
1:40.7	that's horrifying. There's no reason for that. Everyone should be able to see themselves represent. It shouldn't just be white-sus heterostrain people, right? Like all sorts of abilities,
1:48.1	all sorts of gender expressions, all sorts of body shapes and sizes. So I love this. A lot of them
1:52.3	are centered around the LGBTQIA community. We are getting ready for this one. 200 different
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