Jan. 16, 2025

What's New With Us

What's New With Us
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Welcome back to "Unnatural To Some," where we dive deep into the intersections of BDSM, LGBT, Polyamory, and the adult industry. We’re all about creating a safe and inclusive space for real talk about the complex and often misunderstood parts of our lives.

In this episode, "What's New With Us" we're tackling some intense but important topics..... WHAT WE HAVE BEEN UP TO!

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We are back! This episode, we go over what we have been up to!

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Okay, so, yeah, welcome back.

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We are back in a very exciting way, live.

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We've been very busy, but we're happy to be back.

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We have some very exciting topics for you, but first we wanted to catch up with the crew

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and see what we've all been up to.

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So please help us out.

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Yeah.

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But yeah, so Jenny, do you want to go over what you guys have been up to?

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Yes.

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So we did go through a very big move.

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So we've been very busy with that as far as like unboxing things, unpacking, organizing,

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you know, the typical move stuff and acclimating to the weather a lot.

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So that's, that's been a thing.

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So we've been enjoying a lot more sunshine instead of rain over the winter.

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So getting more out more.

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So that's probably why you haven't been seeing us as much and we've been working a lot, which

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we'll talk about a little bit later as far as like what kind of work we've been doing.

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But yeah, we've just been really busy as far as like taking care of life stuff, adult responsibilities,

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nothing exciting, nothing really exciting.

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Unless you're into that kind of stuff, you know, into that aspect of life, you know,

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I mean, I got some new plants.

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Yeah, she bought that exciting.

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So much plants.

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So much plants.

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We literally have like four plants.

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I kid you not.

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I think like four or five that she brought with her and now we have like a 20 something.

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I don't know.

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Well, half of my car was plants, I think.

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Yeah.

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I had this giant leafy one that was like invading the space of my passenger with me.

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Yeah.

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I mean, we've kind of been like, like if you were to ask Nikki the same thing, like how

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what she's been up to, we've been doing the same thing.

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So more importantly, what you've been up to, Jack, because I know you've been doing some

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exciting things out there.

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Yeah.

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So really, I just kind of like started my master's program.

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So I've been really busy with that.

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And then last year I traveled a lot.

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I went to Scotland, Ireland, England, Paris, Cancun.

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So kind of going over some.

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No, not all of this.

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He just split himself into four different people.

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It was all one vacation.

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So Scotland, Ireland, England, Paris was one two week vacation.

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Cancun was like a separate one week vacation.

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Very nice.

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Nice.

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And of those places, what do you think stood out to you the most?

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Like the most memorable place that you've been like so far of those of the ones that

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you named?

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Yeah.

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So I really liked, I would say, I mean, hmm, thinking about this.

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So Cancun was a lot like Florida, but only like all inclusive so all you can eat, all

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you can drink.

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In fact, they just like will not stop giving you alcohol, which is really nice.

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Harris was beautiful, a lot of history, but a lot of people don't speak English and they

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get kind of like frustrated if you're trying to use like the Google translator app thing.

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I don't really know.

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Yeah.

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But then like, you know, I would say like London, for instance, London felt like a lot

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like Seattle, just like a really big city.

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Everyone speaks English, obviously.

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And I don't know, like I could see myself moving to London to be honest, like I really

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liked it.

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I love the the cultswald, which is kind of like the countryside of England.

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I'm a lot of like farming.

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If you follow like Jeremy Clarkson's farm, it's in the cult.

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Oh, OK.

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Yeah.

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It's a TV show on Amazon.

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Jeremy Clarkson, the one of the hosts of Top Gear, he after leaving Top Gear started

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his own farm in the cultswald.

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It's very huge.

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And he has like, I think it's on, I think there's three seasons on Amazon Prime about

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him being a farmer.

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It's hilarious, I recommend checking it out.

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I'm Scotland.

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I love Scotland for its history.

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My grandmother was a.

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Oh, my gosh, I am like blanking.

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Blanking on what?

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Oh, I'm Scott.

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Yeah, I was like, what?

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One second.

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Wallace.

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So yeah, my grandmother was a Wallace.

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I can't believe I just forgot about that.

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My grandmother was a Wallace.

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So we have like a family tree that goes all the way back to the plans of Scotland and

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obviously William Wallace is like the biggest name of the Wallace clan.

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William Wallace is Braveheart.

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So.

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That was ripped apart by horses, right?

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Yeah.

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Is that was that?

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And yeah, that part.

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Gosh, so violent for us.

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I was so young when I watched.

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Watch.

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So Mel Gibson get ripped apart by horses.

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Yeah, he gets ripped apart by horses.

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That's basically the whole plot.

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Basically.

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There, there's there's other parts, but yeah, so his head was displayed on the London bridge.

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So you know, I got to see the Tower of London London bridge and then also got to go to like

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Scotland and stuff.

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So that was like really cool.

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A lot old stuff.

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They've moved Ireland.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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Yeah, it's no longer there.

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Nice.

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That's good.

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That's probably for the best because it's probably be like a skull by now, just a skull

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on on bridge.

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Yeah.

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I'm Ireland, you know, I did the Jameson tour.

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Yeah.

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And like me in general, like I'm part Irish, Scottish, English and Scandinavian.

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So it was kind of like really cool to kind of see like where my ancestors like kind of

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all came from.

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I can imagine the Irish part because like I like half of me is Irish, like like my dad's

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father's side of the family.

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They're all Irish, like pure Irish.

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And I'm just like, I kind of want to maybe, you know, see what's going on over there.

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But I don't know.

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I've never been overseas like as far as like to a different country over there.

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If the only other country I've been to is most of my fans know I've been to Canada,

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but that's the only other country I've been to besides, you know, country, different country

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that I was born in.

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But you know, that doesn't really count.

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I don't think, you know, we find a visit another country.

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They sound like they're good ones to go to.

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You make them sound like it's easy to go there and, you know, be understood and not

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have culture shock, I guess.

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Yeah.

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I mean, everyone's pretty nice.

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Not so much in Paris.

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Like for instance, like Ireland, everyone's just kind of wants to have fun.

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Nice.

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Yeah.

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Everyone's like really nice and like, Hey, do you want some whiskey?

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Everyone was like that.

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Yeah.

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So everyone was like that.

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Hey, do you want some?

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So for instance, we were on this bus and the bus driver was like, this was in the morning.

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I'm like, we stopped for coffee.

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Like we're talking about like 8am, 9am.

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I'm getting back on the bus and the bus driver is like, do you want some whiskey?

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And I thought it was a joke.

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And I was like, yeah, I was like, yeah, sure.

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And he pulls out a bottle of whiskey and he's like, just say when it starts pouring whiskey

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in my coffee.

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And I was like, on the bus, what the fuck?

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On the bus.

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Yeah.

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And I was like, oh.

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That's crazy.

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But you're talking about like a public bus or like it was like a tour?

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It was like a tour bus.

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Yeah.

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But that's still pretty crazy.

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That sounds cool.

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Wow.

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That's awesome.

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It sounds like you've been busy.

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Sounds like we all been busy.

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I want a good Ireland.

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Yeah.

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And that one of the ideas of us moving was to save a lot of money.

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So eventually we'll be able to save up to go to different places and visit around, you

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know, and get to.

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If we're good.

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If we're good girls.

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And then we'll be able to use it as a sabbaticalist and find cool religiousness.

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Still well.

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Yep.