Work Wives, Supacell & Dating a Man You're Not Attracted To? #TMSHotTakes

To My Sisters

Self-improvement, Society & Culture, Education, Relationships

4.9 • 856 Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2024

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

In this week's unserious episode of #TMSHotTakes, your favourite online sisters dive into, whether it's okay to have a work wife or husband, their thoughts on Netflix's newest hit - Supacell, and whether we should be crying on the internet. As well as answering one of your dilemmas!

Timestamps:

00:00 Welcome to the conversation sis

01:04 Crying on the internet

08:34 Supacell

23:51 'Wig Blindness?'

31:24 Navigating friendships with the opposite sex when in a relationship

38:12 Work wife?!

53:18 Ding ding dilemma: Dating for 6 months and I'm not attracted to him...

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0:00.0	Yes! I just can't believe it. This time tomorrow, you could be a millionaire. Get your
0:05.5	lotto ticket for tonight's draw. The National Lottery. Rules and procedures apply. Players must be
0:09.3	18 or over. This episode is brought to you by NHS blood and transplant. Okay, so September was a busy
0:18.1	month. I'm sure your diaries were pretty full. We've been in the middle of
0:21.7	travelling, speaking, working and a whole bunch of bits and pieces. But did you know that it was
0:27.4	Sickle cell awareness month? There's a reason why this really matters to us and potentially for you as
0:32.7	well. But first, let's just explain what it means for patients with sickle cell, for those who might not be sure.
0:38.9	It's a serious lifelong condition caused by unusually shaped red blood cells.
0:43.3	It can be severely painful and life limiting.
0:46.1	But well-matched blood from a donor helps patients to live life to the full.
0:49.9	So why does this matter to us so much?
0:52.5	There is currently a real need in the UK for people of Black Heritage to give blood regularly
0:57.5	to help treat Black patients with Sickle Cell.
1:00.6	Sickle cell can affect anyone but is more common in people of Black Heritage
1:04.0	and is the fastest growing inherited blood disorder in the UK.
1:08.2	We urgently need new donors of Black heritage to help fight sickle cell and
1:12.3	regularly give blood to help save and improve lives. The NHS needs 250 blood donations a day to help
1:19.6	people affected with sickle cell. That's a whole lot of blood so you can understand why there's
1:24.9	the need for people to donate. The good news is that giving blood is quick and easy.
1:30.5	It just takes one hour to save up to three lives.
1:34.0	Learning all this information has been so inspiring and really demonstrates how much we can be a part of the change we'd like to see.
1:40.0	In fact, I've got my appointment to donate blood booked for next month.
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