Something Private
Something Private is a podcast about everything related to the vagina. From sex, to health, and the society. Hosted by Nicole, we’re gonna have three am sleepover conversations about love, life, and why you have that wart on your vagina. Featuring stories from gynaecologists, experts, and your everyday girl, it’s about time we had these conversations out loud. Produced by WII.FM, reach us at [email protected].
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Reviewing Essential Feminist Book Titles with Amanda Chong
02/17/2022
Reviewing Essential Feminist Book Titles with Amanda Chong
It’s been a while since our last episode, but that’s because WE’VE BEEN READING! That’s right, if you’ve come across bookstagram, booktube and now booktok, you’d know that reading is IN now. On this episode, we chat with Amanda Chong, lawyer, poet, and co-founder of , to discuss some essential feminist reads - except they aren’t the usual picks you’d expect. From deliberating our existence to the link between feminism and contemporary Singapore, the selection of books discussed will inspire greater inspection of the self, and how we relate to others. Here’s to big brains! In collaboration with the National Reading Movement. Download the free NLB Mobile app at . Borrow the titles discussed on our episode today! The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood () How to Date Men when you Hate Men by Blythe Roberson () All About Love: New Visions by bell hooks () Pachinko by Min Jin Lee () Trick Mirror by Jia Tolentino () This is What Inequality Looks Like by Teo Yeo Yann ()
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Social Media Burnout is Real, We Know You Feel It
12/01/2021
Social Media Burnout is Real, We Know You Feel It
WE KNOW YOU... endlessly scrolling TikTok before bed every night! Social media is a form of entertainment, escapism, and relaxation for many of us, but we all know consuming too much of it is bad. Depression, anxiety, self-absorption, not to mention feeling overwhelmed from the sheer amount of content, are effects that many of us are learning to grapple with. LADY BOSSES, and Mother of Twos Charmaine Seah-Ong and Aarika Lee, tell us how they manage burnout as content creators, what it’s like bringing their children up in this pandemic digital age, and how we can take care of ourselves. TIP: PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN! This episode was made in collaboration with IMDA, as part of their . With digital as a new way of life, how do we take care of our online safety and wellness? Find out more at .
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Is it a Toxic Relationship, or Have You Been Groomed Online?
11/26/2021
Is it a Toxic Relationship, or Have You Been Groomed Online?
It usually starts off with a simple "Hello, you're cute", but can quickly escalate to a sexually explicit message. In a generation of tech-savvy individuals, it's hard to imagine that any of us will fall victim to online grooming, and yet two out of three secondary school students in Singapore received unwanted sexual content online, according to Microsoft's Digital Civility Survey conducted in 2019. Between looking out for big age gaps, grand gestures of love, how do we know if it's a case of being groomed? This episode was made in collaboration with IMDA, as part of their . With digital as a new way of life, how do we take care of our online safety and wellness? Find out more at .
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Harassed and Bullied Online, These Influencers Struck Back
11/17/2021
Harassed and Bullied Online, These Influencers Struck Back
CONTENT WARNING: Death threats "You're FAT!" and "You should kill yourself" are just some of the many nasty comments that Christabel Chua and Mathilda Huang receive on the daily. Cyberbullying and online harassment are real; chances are, you've probably been a target of a nasty comment, an unsolicited picture, or maybe had your information shared without your permission. So how can we fight back, and how can we keep ourselves safe? This episode was made in collaboration with IMDA, as part of their . With digital as a new way of life, how do we take care of our online safety and wellness? Find out more at .
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Voyage to the Vulva-Verse V: How to Love and Respect Your Body
10/27/2021
Voyage to the Vulva-Verse V: How to Love and Respect Your Body
Body positivity started out as a global movement against the oppressive societal standard that small and skinny equals beautiful. These days, brands and influencers alike claim it as a means to market their clothes to women of all sizes, but Beckie Liu from Haikini wants to challenge that. To her, changing your mindset from thinking about what your body looks like, to what it can do for you, is key. The 26-year-old entrepreneur who’s living in Bali today shares with us her journey from struggling with how she looks, to starting her business. Voyage to the Vulva-verse is a 5 part series in collaboration with TWO L(I)PS and Strip, as we embark on a journey as vulva-owners to understand ourselves a little better. This is the last episode of this mini-series, to listen to the previous episodes, check out our library!
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Voyage to the Vulva-Verse IV: How to Empower Women to Take Charge of their Sexual Health
09/29/2021
Voyage to the Vulva-Verse IV: How to Empower Women to Take Charge of their Sexual Health
A trip to the doctor's to get birth control can be an embarrassing and time-consuming activity for some of us, so the team at Ease Healthcare came up with a solution. Discreet, affordable, and convenient access to birth control, from the comfort of your home and delivered under 4 hours? GOOD THINGS CAN HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE! We chat with Guada from Ease, about birth control options and side effects, why access to birth control is a basic right, and the importance of taking ownership over our own sexual health. Voyage to the Vulva-verse is a 5 part series in collaboration with TWO L(I)PS and Strip, as we embark on a journey as vulva-owners to understand ourselves a little better. New episodes every last Wednesday of the month!
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Voyage to the Vulva-Verse III: How Unrealistic Beauty Standards Harm Us
08/25/2021
Voyage to the Vulva-Verse III: How Unrealistic Beauty Standards Harm Us
It’s 2021… I don’t know about you, but we’re rejecting outdated notions of beauty society has imposed on us! We take what makes us feel good on the inside, and leave behind what doesn’t! Take it from Kate Low, who grew up in the era of Victoria’s Secret Fashion Shows (push up bras, flat tummies, long slender legs). She’s since built a lingerie brand, Perk by Kate, which puts the comfort and needs of women at the forefront. How do modern brands and consumers work together to take back power in our own hands? Voyage to the Vulva-verse is a 5 part series in collaboration with TWO L(I)PS and Strip, as we embark on a journey as vulva-owners to understand ourselves a little better. New episodes every last Wednesday of the month!
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Voyage to the Vulva-verse II: How Social Media and Pornography Causes Genital Shame
07/28/2021
Voyage to the Vulva-verse II: How Social Media and Pornography Causes Genital Shame
We live in the age of social media, which means, it’s hard not to compare every aspect of our lives, our bodies, with others, including how our genitals look. Although many of us feel shame in talking about our genitals, when we’re asked to think about what a “normal” vulva looks like, we have an image in our minds: small, pink, hairless, tucked in... In reality, that couldn’t be further from the truth. So why is there so much shame we experience in talking about our genitals, and how do we battle the need to have “normal” looking parts?
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Ep 063: A Conversation About Race with Singapore's youngest minority MP, Raeesah Khan
07/22/2021
Ep 063: A Conversation About Race with Singapore's youngest minority MP, Raeesah Khan
IT’S THE FINAL EPISODE OF OUR SEASON! And we have a special one, featuring Singapore’s youngest female minority MP, Raeesah Khan. It’s been a year since one of Singapore’s most iconic general elections, and incidentally also a year since Raeesah was investigated for alleged online comments about race. We speak with her about her journey in politics one year on, her thoughts about racism in Singapore, tackling important social issues and being a voice for minorities. New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website, http://somethingprivate.fm, or email us at [email protected].
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Ep 062: On Adulting, Love and Health with Narelle Kheng
07/08/2021
Ep 062: On Adulting, Love and Health with Narelle Kheng
Narelle Kheng needs no introduction. She’s one of the most iconic millennials of Southeast Asia, having made it to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia List in 2019. But beyond her luxurious music career and glamorous persona, Narelle is just like any one of us. The outspoken advocate for mental health struggles with everyday adulting problems, like managing relationships, feeling lonely, making mistakes, learning how to take care of ourselves, the list goes on. In this episode, we dig into a more vulnerable side of Narelle, and get a peek into a side of her life we don’t usually get to see. This episode was made in collaboration with It’s Your Life, an educational campaign around HPV prevention and awareness by MSD Singapore. For more information, head over to . New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website, http://somethingprivate.fm, or email us at [email protected].
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Voyage to the Vulva-verse I: How Your Vulva Grows With You
06/30/2021
Voyage to the Vulva-verse I: How Your Vulva Grows With You
It’s curious to note the amount of resources we spend on skin care, but only for the skin on our face. Much like our face, our vulvas go through A LOT of change in our lifetime, but are often neglected; some of us even go through our lives never knowing what things look like down there! But why is it important to care about these changes, if well, nobody’s going to see them? From puberty to menopause, we examine what happens to your vulva as you age. Voyage to the Vulva-verse is a 5 part series in collaboration with TWO L(I)PS and Strip, as we embark on a journey as vulva-owners to understand ourselves a little better. New episodes every last Wednesday of the month!
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Ep 061: Falling in Love When You Have Autism
06/24/2021
Ep 061: Falling in Love When You Have Autism
DATING IS HARD… For people like Michelle who was diagnosed with Aspergers at age two, dating is EVEN harder. At first glance, you'll never guess that someone like her has an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), because of preconceived notions our society has towards people living on the spectrum. One of which is that they are incapable of having romantic relationships. But Michelle maintains that for individuals with autism, they crave love and intimacy, as much as anyone of us.
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Ep 060: Nic Kim Column - Do We Have Unfair Expectations of Men?
06/10/2021
Ep 060: Nic Kim Column - Do We Have Unfair Expectations of Men?
“Eh don’t pussy la bro, don’t be a SIMP.” When the director of AWARE, Corinna Lim, called for a “review of national service to weed out toxic masculinity”, the internet retaliated. From comments like “NOT ALL MEN”, to “Women should do NS too” and even “What about toxic femininity?”, the conversation around toxic masculinity was thrown back into the spotlight. On our latest episode of the Nic Kim column, we speak with a fellow feminist, Kristian Marc James Paul, on how anyone can perpetuate toxic masculinity, and how we can collectively work towards helping men learn healthy behaviors and develop stronger communities. New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website, http://somethingprivate.fm, or email us at [email protected].
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Ep 059: Two Moms, A Daughter, One Family
05/27/2021
Ep 059: Two Moms, A Daughter, One Family
What does it take to start a family? For same-sex couples in Singapore, the reality is expensive and illegal. But for Brenda and Pearlyn, who have been together for 17 years, they knew from the moment they met each other, that having a child was a priority. Despite naysayers who accuse them of being “selfish” for subjecting a child to a same-sex parenthood, and four failed attempts in getting pregnant through a donor sperm, the two delivered baby Velda early last year, and share that they count their blessings everyday. This Pride Month, we’re celebrating the right to love equally, with Brenda, Pearlyn and Velda’s story. New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website, http://somethingprivate.fm, or email us at [email protected].
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Ep 058: The Fight To End Sexual Violence on Every Street in Indonesia
04/29/2021
Ep 058: The Fight To End Sexual Violence on Every Street in Indonesia
Two years ago, an Indonesian woman was handed a six-month jail term after reporting evidence against her harasser, highlighting how women in the world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation struggles with legal recourse when sexually harassed. Harassment is rife all around the world, Indonesia, a country ranked the most dangerous for women to live in across Southeast Asia, sees an average of three to 400,000 sexual violence cases reported each year. In this episode, Citra Benazir, co-director of Hollaback Jakarta, talks about the highly debated sexual violence bill, how religion, politics, and social justice intersect, and what activists are pushing for in their journey towards equality in Indonesia. New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website, http://somethingprivate.fm, or email us at [email protected].
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Ep 057: Nic Kim Column - The Subtle Forms of Harassment We Ignore
04/15/2021
Ep 057: Nic Kim Column - The Subtle Forms of Harassment We Ignore
Have you ever been stared at by a stranger in public for too long? Or been told a sexual joke by a friend which made you uncomfortable? A study by the UN revealed that 97 percent of women in the U.K. aged 18 to 24 have experienced some form of harassment in public, but over 70 percent endure it. In this episode, Nicole and Kim discuss the difficulties of navigating boundaries in school and a new workplace, how to speak up when we are uncomfortable, and what allies can do to make the world a safer place for all of us. Have a story you’d like to share? Get in touch on Instagram @somethingprivatepod, or at . New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website, .
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Ep 056: Ladies, Let’s have a Heart-to-Heart about your Heart
04/01/2021
Ep 056: Ladies, Let’s have a Heart-to-Heart about your Heart
Did you know, broken heart syndrome is a thing? AND, women are more prone to it. No, this doesn’t make us weaker, just that men and women are biologically different. But the differences in heart health between the genders don’t just stop there. Enter Dr Low and Dr Laureen, two cardiologists running one of Singapore’s first gender-tailored healthcare program (yes, for women!) In this episode, we discuss the need for women to pay attention to cardiovascular diseases, the number 1 killer of women globally, and how we can look out for symptoms, and keep ourselves healthy and safe. For more information about heart health, visit , or follow the National University Heart Centre, Singapore @NUHCS on their Facebook page and YouTube channel. Or schedule an appointment with your doctor today! New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website, , or email us at .
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Ep 055: Sis, You Might Have Cysts ft. Food Entrepreneur Ili Sulaiman
03/18/2021
Ep 055: Sis, You Might Have Cysts ft. Food Entrepreneur Ili Sulaiman
Malaysian celebrity chef Ili Sulaiman is not shy to share about living with three types of hormonal disorders - polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis and thyroid deficiency - conditions that affect at least 1 in 10 women globally. Since opening up about her endometriosis surgery to 127K followers on Instagram last October, she’s become the confidant for many women struggling with reproductive and sexual health. In Malaysia, where pre-marital sex is considered immoral, Ili shares that many resist seeking help for their pains and problems, in fear of judgement. This episode explores PCOS, endometriosis, and the silent suffering women endure while on their periods. New episodes biweekly on Thursdays, 8pm GMT+8. Visit our website , or email us at .
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Ep 054: How’d You Like Your Eggs? Fertilised or Frozen?
03/04/2021
Ep 054: How’d You Like Your Eggs? Fertilised or Frozen?
Egg freezing is the future of women’s reproductive freedom and rights. Around the world, companies like pay for their employees to freeze their eggs, but in Asia, some governments have made social egg freezing illegal in fear of promoting late motherhood, while others have chosen to leave it unregulated. Enter Juhee An, founder of Freedom Edge, a social business helping Asian women travel to South Korea to freeze their eggs (pre-COVID of course). In this episode, we discuss the science behind the technology, why some governments are not behind it and some considerations to think about if you’re looking to immortalise your eggs. Welcome back season four of Something Private! New episodes will be out biweekly on Thursdays, 8 pm GMT+8. Visit our website, , or email us at .
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Ep 053: The Miraculous Story of Takalah Tan
12/29/2020
Ep 053: The Miraculous Story of Takalah Tan
❗️WARNING: This episode includes recounts of suicide attempts.❗️ It’s the last week of what has been a really difficult year, so we want to share a story of hope. In 1994, 24-year-old Tan Kok Liang had everything set out for him - a prestigious job, a loving girlfriend, and had a series of accomplishments to his name. But a tragic accident one day, caused Kok Liang to lose his memory, half his brain, and all his reason to live. Today, Kok Liang goes by the name Takalah. As a motivational speaker and brain injury survivor advocate, his story has touched the hearts of many. This is the story of Takalah Tan. If you, or someone you know has suicidal thoughts, help is available at [email protected], or at their 24-hour hotline at 1800-221 4444. Have a thought you’d like to share? Reach us at
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Ep 052: What Our Interviewees Taught us About Mental Health in 2020, with Our Grandfather Story
12/22/2020
Ep 052: What Our Interviewees Taught us About Mental Health in 2020, with Our Grandfather Story
2020 has been a difficult year, but through adversity comes some of the greatest stories. On this episode, Nicole and Wenqi from popular storytelling platform, Our Grandfather Story, take a hike and reflect on some of their best interviews. From speaking with COVID-19 patients and front line workers, volunteers with lower income groups across Singapore, to healthcare professionals and psychiatric patients. The two share their takeaway as content creators, in this year of reflection. For more resources around mental health in Singapore: Visit mindline.sg for wellness resources, tips and self-help tools, have a CHAT with someone , hear from experts at Calm Collective’s virtual talks () and connect with all things youthful on Youthopia () This episode does not, and is not intended to, contain medical advice in any form. If you are looking for support or help, please approach a licensed medical health professional. This episode was made with our friends at Our Grandfather Story, and created in collaboration with YouTube Singapore. Have a thought? Reach us at
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Ep 051: My Mum and I Consult a Doctor about HPV
12/15/2020
Ep 051: My Mum and I Consult a Doctor about HPV
We’re sure you’ve heard of the human papillomavirus (HPV); or at least, you might’ve heard that you should get protected against it, because it can help prevent cancer and other diseases in both men and women. Uh-oh, the mums are quaking in the corner now… because to her, why do you need to think about HPV prevention, if you’re not sexually active yet? Awkward! On this episode, Nicole takes one for the team by bringing her mum and long time friend of the podcast, Dr Liana Koe, together to chat about HPV. We break down how to approach this prickly conversation with your female boomer, what you can expect if it’s your first consultation, why there’s a stigma to HPV prevention – and other questions you’d have. It’s FACTS vs STIGMA! This episode was made in collaboration with It's Your Life, an educational campaign around HPV prevention and awareness by MSD Singapore. For more information about HPV prevention, head over to Have thoughts you'd like to discuss? Reach us at Correction: In Singapore, 52 and 58 are the 3rd and 5th most common HPV types. In addition, the HPV types which cause skin warts are different from HPV types that infect the genital area. Speak to your doctor if you have more enquiries!
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Ep 050: Men’s Health? That’s A Hard One
11/24/2020
Ep 050: Men’s Health? That’s A Hard One
Boys... we love them... and that's why we're dedicating an episode to them, for them and about them! We can't really call ourselves feminists, if we don't address the inequalities our boys face, because feminism is about equality of the sexes. On our 50th episode (yay!) we speak with Sean and Darren from Noah, a discreet men’s telehealth clinic, about common health issues like erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and hair loss, and how highly stigmatised conversation around it is, compared to the tone of empowerment the women’s health community has. Have thoughts you'd like to discuss? Reach us at
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Ep 049: The Nic Kim Column - The Most Important Relationship is the One with Yourself
11/17/2020
Ep 049: The Nic Kim Column - The Most Important Relationship is the One with Yourself
We’ve spoken to experts and strong women across 40 episodes now, but what about ordinary everyday women like you and I? After three seasons, Nicole is finally inviting a co-host on board. Meet Kimberly, and welcome to the Nic Kim column! On this episode, we discuss what being a 20-something Southeast Asian woman navigating society is like. From modern dating, to the importance of self love, and the value of having role models in our lives, Nicole and Kimberly share the most intimate and funny parts of their experiences. Can relate? Tell us your story at
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Ep 048: Erotic Stories About Punjabi Widows and More, with Balli Kaur Jaswal
11/10/2020
Ep 048: Erotic Stories About Punjabi Widows and More, with Balli Kaur Jaswal
There are few things as intimate as listening to a podcast, reading is one of them. On this episode, we speak with Singaporean novelist, Balli Kaur Jaswal, about the role stories play in helping us explore and intimate side of ourselves, in a culture and society that’s modern and yet conservative all the same. Balli’s international debut novel, Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows has attracted the likes of international book clubs, including Reese Witherspoon’s! This episode was presented as part of Night Spin 182.7 FM, a programme curated by The Arts House, commissioned by Singapore Writers Festival and organised by National Arts Council. Listen to the full episode on now!
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Ep 047: The White Paper on Gender Equality
11/03/2020
Ep 047: The White Paper on Gender Equality
In early September, Singapore announced plans for a White Paper on gender equality to be published by 2021. To us at Something Private we say: It’s about time! But what does this white paper entail, how can we get involved, and most importantly, how does it address the mindset problem our country faces? We speak with Minister of State, Sun Xueling, about recent reports on family violence, sexual harassment, and workplace discrimination, to find out more. Interested in getting involved? Register your interest at go.gov.sg/sgwomen. Or reach us at .
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Ep 046: In Her Words - My Mum Hid her Breast Cancer from us
10/13/2020
Ep 046: In Her Words - My Mum Hid her Breast Cancer from us
Noorindah enjoyed a candid and open relationship with her mother; they often joked about sex. So when her mother was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer, Noorindah felt angry, hurt, and disappointed that she was kept in the dark. It’s been a year since Noorindah’s mother passed, four days after her diagnosis. On this episode, Noorindah shares her heartbreak and painful lessons on her new platform, www.shyandcurious.com. Something Private reminds you to do your routine breast self examination every month, in light of breast cancer awareness month this October. Have thoughts you'd like to discuss? Reach us at .
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Ep 045: In Her Words - I Checked Myself into a Psychiatric Ward
10/06/2020
Ep 045: In Her Words - I Checked Myself into a Psychiatric Ward
This World Mental Health Day, we want to know, how are you doing, really? Belle, a healthcare professional, felt anxious and depressed having just moved back to Singapore for work, but ignored the signs. After all, health professionals shouldn’t struggle with mental health issues, right? But when she couldn’t get out of bed one day, it struck her that she needed to seek help. In this episode, Belle shares her experience living in a psychiatric ward for two weeks, how to come to terms with having mental health issues in your mid twenties, and how to help those around you who may be struggling. Have thoughts you'd like to discuss? Reach us at .
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Ep 044: In Her Words - I Rose Above Being Publicly Humiliated and Made History
09/29/2020
Ep 044: In Her Words - I Rose Above Being Publicly Humiliated and Made History
Marylyn Tan made history as the first woman to win the Singapore Literature book prize earlier this month, with her debut collection, GAZE BACK. But her achievement stemmed from a violence done to her almost a decade ago, when she was videotaped against her will doing a homosexual sexual act in school. Young Marylyn was prosecuted harshly, while her perpetrator was let off scot-free. Society’s rejection of her, was just the beginning source of her inspiration. Have thoughts you'd like to discuss? Reach us at .
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Ep 043: In Her Words - My Ex was Emotionally Abusive, now I’m a Single Mom
09/22/2020
Ep 043: In Her Words - My Ex was Emotionally Abusive, now I’m a Single Mom
A common trait of an emotionally abusive relationship is when the abuser is compassionate in public but cruel in private. Jenny* lived through years of verbal insults and suicide threats from her ex-husband, but the final straw came when her three year old son had to “protect” her from a fight that nearly broke out. Today, Jenny* is safer, but reflects on her loneliness as a single mother, and the challenges of co-parenting with her ex-abuser. Shout-out to Chapter Zero, a social enterprise in Singapore advocating for raising children mindfully and respectfully. FB @ Chapter Zero, IG @ChapterZeroSG. Have thoughts you'd like to discuss? Reach us at . *names have been changed to protect profile’s identity
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