S4 Ep1_ Years of depression and longing to be in the arms of a woman

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06/08/20 • 42 min

Growing up in the 70's and 80's usually meant you married in your early 20's, had kids bought a house and supposedly lived happily ever after!

Thats exactly what Kylie did except the happily ever after never came.

Kylie spent most of her life in a state of depression and after 21 years of marriage and 4 kids in the mix she came to the realisation that happily ever after in a hetro normative marriage was never going to happen as she longed to be in the arms of a woman

Kylie shares what life was like during those years and how she overcame depression and left her marriage to start all over again

Growing up in the 70's and 80's usually meant you married in your early 20's, had kids bought a house and supposedly lived happily ever after!

Thats exactly what Kylie did except the happily ever after never came.

Kylie shares what life was like during those years and how she overcame depression and left her marriage to start all over again

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S4 Intro

Deb welcomes everyone back!

We have had a bit of a break whilst we navigated our way through the current situation.

We are pleased to say we are excited to be starting Season 4.

We will be bi weekly for the time being with a view to going back to our weekly episodes in the coming months.

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