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In this episode, we talk about code switching in the way gay men actually live it. How we change how we speak, move, soften, harden, flirt, joke, or stay quiet depending on who’s in the room. How behaviour shifts around different races, genders, sexual dynamics, and social spaces without anyone consciously deciding to do it. We unpack where those switches come from, when they feel protective, when they feel exhausting, and what it costs to keep adjusting yourself to be understood, accepted, or left alone.
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