Welcome to the Lesbian Romantic podcast. This is Waking Up is Easy. Part 18.

The older you get, I find, the more you see that some things never change.

I know it's a bit weird for me to say, since my biggest life lesson was and is accepting that everything changes all the time.

Unfortunately, some dynamics between people do not change.

Oh, by the way, I got a lot of fan mail after the last few episodes of this podcast.

That is not something I expected, but I do appreciate it.

I guess I should have known you would love hearing about how Usha and I connected in our bubble.

I promise that you will hear more.

I think what is most important to me is that some of you say, in the fan mail I mean, that your perception of our story has changed.

Quite a few of you wrote to me to say that you looked at things

differently now. That means a lot to me, so thank you. Anyway, I was saying, at some level,

some things do not change. For example, there are always people who like to make a quick buck on the back of others.

And there will always be people who say they are fighting for a good cause,

but who do as much harm as the people whom they claim to fight.

Welcome to this new episode of doxed, the podcast about the cruel phenomenon of doxing. I'm Stephen and my co-host is Greg.

Hey, Craig, what's on your mind today? I keep thinking it and I keep saying it.

Doxing reminds me of the days when people were tied up in a town square and shamed in front of the entire community. It's like we humans can't help ourselves.

Except the people being doxed aren't thieves who stole a loaf of bread.

I'm sure there were plenty of innocent people back in the day, too.

True, true.

And the doxing victims were discussing today were mostly innocent, too.

I guess you could say that about Catherine Halifax,

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