
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 398 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SexualityComedyHealth & Fitness | |||

Hey what's up hello! We're back digging through the trenches of Reddit and we've found supposed deadbeat moms and bridezillas galore.
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Hey what's up hello! This week, we talk about recent examples of queer people enforcing the patriarchy upon other queer people.
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Hey what's up hello! This week, we are BACK from break, and we're talking about all the things we're afraid to admit as aspecs. Inspired by this delightful TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@pipedownimtt/video/7660292362014412062r=1&t=ZP-97sWANlNBGx
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Hey what's up hello! This week, inspired by the Scottish having a very roudy visit in Boston for the World Cup, we talk about the phenomenon of sex bucket lists and only having sex with someone because of their nationality. There truly are so many re... more
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Extremely good pod! I love it even tho I only started listening a few months ago! If you’re younger or just get’s triggered by more intimate things not all of the episodes are for you! But I really love it and recommend it to people that do not have a problem with things like that!
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.
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.
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.
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.
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This show centers on two women navigating love, relationships, and sexuality from an aspec/aro/ace perspective, often blending personal anecdotes with humorous takes on culture, memes, and everyday life. Episodes frequently tackle topics like dating norms, identity, and the social scripts that shape intimate life, while also exploring niche pop culture, media representation, and the challenges of navigating sexuality in a world that often misunderstands it. A standout trait is the warm, candid dynamic between hosts, who create a welcoming space for nuanced discussions, humor, and practical takeaways, making it approachable for listeners curious about sexuality, identity, and relationships. The format balances lighthearted banter with though... more
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