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Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Honest Finney.

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My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with Hanes Finney, and we are coming to you from the Isle of Lesbos off the Greek coast.

Of Sikors, the Isle that gives lesbianism its name? Is that true? It's absolutely true.

And so go ahead. Tell me more.

Well, back in ancient times, the Isle of Lesbos was famously part of a story in which women, I believe, had rejected men completely for their warlike ways.

I want to live there.

I want to live there, too.

It's so stupid.

Of course, I don't want to live there. I want to live there, too. It's so stupid. Of course, I don't want to live there.

I want to live in the aisle of slutboes, which is somewhere near. It's in Florida, of course. Yeah, of course. Naturally, it's in Florida. Just off of Gainesville, I believe. It's the Isle of Slutbos. All right. So I guess we're here in Lesbos because our guest tonight, Rebecca Donahue, brings forth a topic.

My mother's reaction to lesbianism.

Yes, that's very specific because there's all sorts of people reacting to lesbianism all the time, even lesbianism that they are like in no way connected with.

My mother's reaction. Yeah, no, but I keep thinking like I'm a mother now, right?

I have a seven-year-old.

And if my daughter is a lesbian, I just feel like I'll know that. Right. Or that you won't go completely crazy. Well, in fact, I would encourage you. Are you kidding me? I wouldn't even, oh, I would not go crazy. Please. No, but I mean, you talk about a good group of people and supportive network to be around.

Yeah, yeah. I would encourage her being a lesbian.

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