Hey homies, this episode, while ultimately uplifting in my opinion, does contain conversations involving

both existential dread and discussions about suicide. If that's not something you're trying to hear right now,

please feel empowered to skip this one and we'll see you next week. Welcome to the Inner Hole Uprising the podcast about sex love and

dating from the perspective of me Sam when black non-monogamous pansexual

feminist ho who lives in New York City, who is non-binary-ish,

and whose pronouns are they, them, she, and her.

And me, Rodeka, even though now I go by B, I haven't talked about this, but I decided when I moved, I was like,

I'm going to go by a name that resonates with me and B's kind of like been sticking. So B. E.

Rodeka, B. Sometimes Rebecca, apparently.

Who's an absurdist. We'll talk about that later.

Whose life is a series of coincidences that somehow landed her ear and my pronouns are she they he sometimes hey you know

Be the he yeah you see how you're always quick with something and that was good. I like that.

Cool I appreciate the intro updates. All right cool. Every episode of the

Interho uprising works like this myself and my lovely rotating co-host talk about

sex love and dating as it pertains to current events in the world, our lives and yours and occasionally we

hate you with interviews with insightful folks or do deep dive episodes on a topic of our choice. This episode we're getting all

philosophical. We're talking about, thank you, we're talking about different philosophical schools of thought and how they impact our perceptions to sex, love, and dating.

So how do we feel about fucking if life is ultimately meaningless?

Or on the flip side, how do we date if life is inherently meaningful?

I don't fucking know, but we're gonna find out in a bit.

But first, where can we engage in the conversations?

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