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Boat and her guest Shaggy break down what it’s like to be a survivor of childhood trauma. Shaggy reveals a very personal story about an abusive relationship as a child resulting in bulimia and other mental health issues. We g...
Boat and her guest Shaggy break down what it’s like to be a survivor of childhood trauma. Shaggy reveals a very personal story about an abusive relationship as a child resulting in bulimia and other mental health issues. We greatly hope that by Shaggy sharing his story, it will help some people out there going through the same traumas.
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Sit tight and get ready for Boat and special guest Scott Forkner to break down societal norms and constructs such as holidays, gender, identity, childhood, employment and more. The only meaning social constructs have is the meaning given to them …
