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Sounds Fake But Okay

Sounds Fake But Okay
Asexuality
Relationships
Being Ace
Polyamory
Madeline Dyer
Compersion
Mental Health
Representation
Young Adult Fiction
Weddings
Emotional Vulnerability
Aromanticism
Romantic Relationships
Reddit
Diversity In Literature
The Golden Bachelor
Consent
Jealousy
Platonic Relationships
Friendship

A podcast where an aromantic asexual girl and a biromantic demisexual girl talk about all things to do with love, relationships, sexuality, and pretty much anything else that they just don't understand.

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Hey what's up hello! This week we're exploring aplatonicism — what it is, what the aplatonic experience might feel like, and why it can be so hard for even aspecs to wrap their minds around.

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Hey what's up hello! We're back reading YOUR wild Reddit-style stories. This week - Alfredo disasters, accidental relationships, and more car troubles.

Episode Transcript: www.soundsfakepod.com/transcripts/listener-lore-pt-7   

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Hey what's up hello! This week we talk Queerbaiting - what's the real definition is, what queerbaiting isn't, and if celebrities themselves can queerbait with their actual sexuality.

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Hey what's up hello! Second episode of the year and we're already back in the Reddit trenches. This time - wedding seating chart mayhem and insecure husbands. Oh we are soooo back.

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Recent Guests

Dean Skatini
A close friend of the hosts and horror film enthusiast
Episode: Ep 365: Sex in Horror Movies (feat. Stepdean)
Debbie Urbanski
Writer known for her stories about asexuality and author of Portalmania
Episode: Ep 344: Portalmania by Debbie Urbanski
Dee Whitnell
Non-binary, trans, and queer sex educator, journalist, and author
JKP Publishers
Episode: Ep 333: Inclusive Sex Ed feat. Dee Whitnell
Rachel Levi
Author working on a book about A-Romanticism
Aurea
Episode: Ep 332: Aro Week feat. AUREA
Kerry Chin
Author involved in writing about Aromanticism
Aurea
Episode: Ep 332: Aro Week feat. AUREA
Ash McCullough
Australian A-spec human and activist
Episode: Ep 300: Government Recognition of Asexuality feat. Ash McCullough
Rhaina Cohen
Author of 'The Other Significant Others' and NPR journalist.
NPR
Episode: Ep 289: The Other Significant Others feat. Rhaina Cohen
Madeline Dyer
Ace writer and editor of Being Ace
Episode: Ep 281: Being Ace feat. Madeline Dyer

Hosts

Sarah
Host of the podcast, sharing insights from an aromantic asexual perspective.
Kayla
Co-host of the podcast, providing a biromantic demisexual perspective.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.7k ratings
  • My all time favorite podcast

    I discovered this podcast when I was a tween and questioning being aromantic and asexual, and it has practically raised me in the years since then. So entertaining and relatable and comforting. “Noodles: Aromcom” will always be real to me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lolaaaaaa07
    United Statesa month ago
  • I *really* want to like this podcast. Truly. The longer it goes on, though, the more judgemental they become on things that are outside of their experiences and comfort zones. Instead of diving into why people do the things they do in relationships, they'll dunk on them and call them "pathetic," while giving different people and situations a pass based on fragments of information.

    This podcast *shines* when they've a third person of for interviews, though. The conversational rapport is primo.

    Podcast Addict
    4
    Emilynn
    8 months ago
  • Fun but not serious

    Can’t believe they are reaching 350 episodes feels like they I just started to listen to this podcast last year not 4+ years ago!!! Always a joy listening to Sounds Fake.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    StrawHatWookiee
    United States8 months ago
  • Podcasts Are Fun!

    Thank you so much for speaking out on aspec topics and making me as a demisexual person feel seen! Your podcast has gotten me into Podcasts and I love the cozy feel you have. Definitely feels like I'm sitting listening to friends chat about their thoughts and concerns and I really love that for a relaxing moment while I diamond paint or draw.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RainbowBat14
    Canadaa year ago
  • saying "straight without a quantifier automatically means allo"

    is just another way of saying you think allo is the default

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    the.delta.quadrant
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Critics may find certain episodes irreverent or lacking in depth, especially concerning more serious subjects.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its supportive and inclusive environment, making them feel seen and validated in their identities.
Some reviews highlight the show's ability to address complex topics in a lighthearted manner, making it both entertaining and educational.
Overall, the hosts are viewed as relatable and engaging, creating a community among listeners who share similar experiences.
The blend of humor and serious discussion resonates well, helping listeners navigate their own experiences related to love and relationships.

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Talking Points

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Ep 373: Aplatonic
Q: What defines person-dom and humanity for you?
Especially for people who don't have that desire to form those closer relationships or that dynamic of a platonicism?
Ep 373: Aplatonic
Q: What is your engagement like with your more general community?
Where do you draw the line between this is my community of neighbors, or this is a club I go to?
Ep 373: Aplatonic
Q: What is a Platonicism?
A Platonicism is, I'm going to go for a, which website shall I choose?
Ep 373: Aplatonic
Q: Tell me, what are we talking about this week?
This week, we are talking about a Platonicism, which is something I think we've referenced every so often in the past year or so.
Ep 365: Sex in Horror Movies (feat. Stepdean)
Q: Why do you think characters who have sex in horror movies often become victims?
It's often portrayed that those who engage in sexual activity are distracted and therefore vulnerable, which makes them easier targets for killers.

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This podcast features two hosts discussing a wide range of topics centered around love, relationships, and sexuality, often with a lighthearted comedic tone. The discussions tackle themes of asexuality, aromanticism, and demisexuality, offering insightful commentary on how these identities interact with societal norms and expectations. Episodes also explore broader cultural topics, including media representation and the dynamics of relationships in contemporary society, often through the lens of personal anecdotes and listener stories. Unique in its inclusive approach, the show creates a community for those identifying as part of the asexual spectrum and offers an entertaining yet educational experience.

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1. Dean Skatini
2. Debbie Urbanski
3. Dee Whitnell
4. Rachel Levi
5. Kerry Chin
6. Ash McCullough
7. Rhaina Cohen
8. Madeline Dyer

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