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On this weekās episode, weāre joined by the amazing Karissa Burnett! Dr. Burnett is explaining what OCD is, why autistic folks are more likely to struggle with this, and how to figure out if you have OCD. She also explains the evaluation process and what to look for in an assessor.
Show notes:
Karissaās website: www.divergentpathways.comKarissaās Facebook: www.facebook.com/divergentpathwaysKarissaās Instagram: www.instagram.com/divergentpathwaysTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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Are you wondering how to travel with friends while being autistic and wanting to have a nice time? We've got you covered on this week's episode! Summer is here and there are a lot of tips we've learned over the years to plan a vacation with friends. Tune in to snag some tips - and leave your own in the comments!
Show notes:
The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/319055/the-art-of-gathering-by-priya-parker/To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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This weekās episode is all about whether or not youāre aromantic! What does it mean and how do you define love? Join us to explore! Weāre talking about why autistic folks are a little more likely to be aromantic, as well as what to do if youāre aging and canāt find love. Weāre looking at how to connect with ourselves and others- both romantically and non-romantically. Oh, and special shout out to Esther Perel and Nicole Byer (and Lou Wilson!)
To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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On this weekās episode, weāre joined by the amazing Bobbi-Jo Molokken! As most ADHD and Autistic parents of ADHD and Autistic kids know things can get out of hand quickly. You feel all the pressure to parent well and meet your kids needs while preparing them for the āreal worldā and yet it feels like sand through your fingers trying to keep it all going. What most parents donāt know is how the F do I even help my ADHD or Autistic kid with executive functioning. Bobbi-Jo is here to help, as an ADHD mom of two ADHD kids AND a licensed therapist and ADHD coach, Bobbi-Jo can help from all angles! Answering questions about reasonable expectations, how to support effectively, and on the bonus episode her own experience with executive functioning, you donāt want to miss this one!
Show notes:
Embrace the Muchness (Bobbi-Jo Molokkenās coaching business): https://www.embracethemuchness.com/
Compassionate Curiosity Counseling (Bobbi-Jo Molokkenās therapy practice): www.compassionatecuriositycounseling.com
Bobbi-Jo on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/embracethemuchness
Bobbi-Joās Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/embracethemuchness
Bobbi-Joās ADHD resource list: www.adhdresourcelibrary.com
What the EF? Executive Functioning Series by Bobbi-Jo: https://www.embracethemuchness.com/blog/tag/What+the+EF%3F
Inner Equilibrium Audit by Bobbi-Jo: https://www.embracethemuchness.com/digital-downloads
To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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We have a brand new logo to accompany this weekās episode! Weāre explaining why that is, what the new flag by AceinGrace means, and weāre answering some questions about life on the asexuality spectrum. Weāre covering if hormones are the reason someoneās asexual, what to do about it, and how to navigate uncomfortable Public Displays of Affection from friends.
Ace in Grace's instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/DXabwaljIrP/
To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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This episode explores ADHD, medication options, and navigating healthcare as a college student. We share insight about diagnosis, medication types, and advocating for support at college - and with your doctor!
Disclaimer: We are not medical professionals! Do some more research and touch base with your provider, please.
We're answering:
Are ADHD medications going to cure my problems? Iām starting my first year of college and my high school teachers helped me with IEP things but I donāt think my professors will do the same things. I was thinking of asking my mom to help me talk to my doctor about medications but I donāt know where to start. Am I allowed to ask or do I have to pass tests? Thanks for your help.What is it like to take adhd meds? My dr wants to put me on them but it sounds like thereās a lot of different typesShow notes:
Therapists - Join us June 17, 2026, at 12pm Pacific time: https://www.cryptidlearns.com/course/kink-healing-inner-child-liveTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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Weāve been asked to give our top tips for heat intolerance for autistic and ADHD folks! Join us to hear what weād suggest to stay cool and how to survive summer. Curious about how to start your very own EveryFans (or what that is?) Listen to find out!
Show notes:
Therapists - Join us June 17, 2026, at 12pm Pacific time: https://www.cryptidlearns.com/course/kink-healing-inner-child-live Sabrina's "Lilfan": https://getholmesfans.com/en/fans/personal-fans/4-rechargeable-fan.htmlTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
Sabrina at www.radicalingingishtsconsulting.com or @radicalinsightsconsulting on social media (FB, IG)
Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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Weāre talking all about how to be a better ally to asexual and autistic people! Weāre also debunking even more myths and stereotypes about autism. Wondering about what counts as a special interest? Or what the "broader autistic phenotype" or "female autism" really means? Join us to hear more!
Therapists - Join us June 17, 2026, at 12pm Pacific time: https://www.cryptidlearns.com/course/kink-healing-inner-child-live Asexual Visibility & Education Network: https://www.asexuality.org/ Autistic Self-Advocacy Network: https://autisticadvocacy.org/ Autistic Women & Non-binary Network: https://awnnetwork.org/ Sounds Fake But Okay podcast: https://www.soundsfakepod.com/To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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In this episode, weāre examining how PDA & BPD can impact romantic relationships. If youāre wondering how to avoid triggers, feel loved, and build connection with your partner, this episode is for you!
We're answering these listener questions:
I need a lot of alone time to regulate my nervous system, but my partner takes it personally and thinks I don't love them. I just sit around and do nothing so its not like Iām having fun without her. The worse part is I think like that too when sheās playing star dew valley for hours even though I know itās not that. How do I get my space, have time for my special interests and decompress without making her feel abandoned or unwanted? I do like time with her but a guys got a job and bills to pay so I have to use energy at work and try to do overtime for extra cash. If it changes your guys answer, she is ADHD BPD and I am autistic PDA.Iām 26 and got told Iām borderline last year by a therapist. I think I have rejection sensitivity and maybe even PDA. Iāve been with my boyfriend for about two years and I know we need to talk about our relationship issues, but the moment my partner says 'we need to talk' my brain completely shuts down and I want to run away and hide, or just dump them even though stuff is normally really good. How can we handle our issues without triggering me to run away or shutdown? He thinks Iām projecting my trauma on him because my ex was actually abusive but I donāt think of him as my ex at all.Show Notes:
THRIVE (18+): www.thrivevirtualcon.com/ Kink Trust Pixie Dust (for therapists): www.cryptidlearns.com/course/kink-healing-inner-child-live Sabrinaās BPD Stigma & Teens training (for therapists): https://www.neuropebble.com/bpd-teengirlsTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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In this episode, we are busting the most common autism myths that still circulate today! Whether you are an autistic adult, a parent of a newly diagnosed child, a therapist like us, or an educator, understanding the truth about autistic individuals is crucial.
We're answering this listener question:
My partner says Iām "cold" or "dismissive" when we argue because I try to find logical solutions instead of just comforting them. How do I explain my communication style without sounding like I'm making excuses or not caring?And we're covering myths like:
- Autistic sense of justice or justice sensitivity
- Whether or not autistic people have empathy
- Literal thinking
- Direct communication
Plus other common things that get thrown around all of the time when discussing autism or the autism spectrum. Want to check in on your own knowledge? Give it a listen!
Mixed Neurotypes episode w Kyle Rutherford: https://www.patreon.com/posts/145865983?collection=1767142THRIVE: www.thrivevirtualcon.com/Kink Trust Pixie Dust: www.cryptidlearns.com/course/kink-healing-inner-child-liveTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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If submission has ever felt like a demand and triggered your PDA, this weekās episode might resonate with you! Weāre answering if youāre a ābad subā if youāre a PDAer, how to navigate explaining your nervous system to a partner, and why kink is healing. We explore a few ways people can heal from trauma and feel empowered by kink. Join us!
BTW: This is part 3 of our 3-parter mini series on kink as we look forward to an event later this month called THRIVE; itās a virtual BDSM and mental health conference. THRIVE is from May 29 - 31st, all online, and itās by donation - your donation towards your ticket ends up going right to the volunteer staff and presenters!
On this weekās Upping the Ante, our Patreon bonus content is focused on CPTSD, ādisappearingā or ādissolvingā during sex, and if it makes you a bad partner if you donāt reciprocate. If youāve ever wondered why autistic and AuDHD focus seems to be different than allistic folksā attention- especially in the bedroom- then youāll want to hear what weāve got to say!
(Also, if youāre a mental health professional, this is your last week to sign up for the first ever GEMS Neurodiversity Summit - this oneās focus is Autistic + ADHD Teens. Itās on May 16th starting at 10am Pacific and itās going to be SO fun! Weāre hoping to build a tightknit community and to continue hosting GEMS Summits in the future.)
Find us at GEMS Neurodiversity Summit: Autistic + ADHD Teens this week: www.neuropebble.com/gems-summit GEMS Neurodiversity Community for therapists on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/924737776755804 Join us at THRIVE later this month: https://thrivevirtualcon.com/Therapists can take a sneak peek at our June 17th, 2026, event here: https://www.cryptidlearns.com/course/kink-healing-inner-child-liveTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
Sabrina at www.radicalingingishtsconsulting.com or @radicalinsightsconsulting on social media (FB, IG)
Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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Have you ever wondered where that praise or degradation kink stems from? Or if it's possible to hyperfocus on kink and fetishes? Let's talk about it on this week's episode of Aces Up Your Sleeve! We're talking about the importance of meeting your needs, libido discrepancy, differences of opinion when it comes to kink, and more!
We're answering:
Is it normal to develop a praise kink when you grew up AuDHD and never got good feedback from parents or teachers or anyone really?
So my husband (DX, no medication) gets these phases where he needs sex / kinky things in his life SO badly, he becomes really desperate. Like - talking about it in his sleep, getting really upset, sad, angry, dramatic about the topic etc. sometimes up to a point where the intensity of it all scares me.Context: We've been together for 10 years, have sex on average l'a say 1-2x per week, do looots of crazy kinky things. Which I think is pretty damn great, but it never seems to be good enough for him. We also have an open relationship so he'd even be free to find other outlets if his drive is just higher than mine. But he says he needs this with me.
The only other situations where I see him getting that intense are when he hyperfocuses on problems... So I'm wondering if hyperfocussing on sexual needs is a thing that happens for people with ADHD? If so - what could be done about it?
PS: Lately he's worked on some self-reflection and communication skills, which heeeelps so much, mostly cause he's a bit more at ease and it's not always a catastrophe to him if I don't want to do something kinky or have sex. But it's still not easy and creating a lot of pressure for me...
BTW: This is part 2 of our 3-parter mini series on kink as we look forward to an event later this month. Itās called THRIVE and itās a virtual BDSM and mental health conference. THRIVE is from May 29 - 31st, all online, and itās by donation - your donation towards your ticket ends up going right to the volunteer staff and presenters!
On Upping the Ante, weāre helping you find ways to avoid castration and still get your desires and needs for intimacy met! We explore challenges that may be unique to ADHDers when it comes to sex, connection, and even climax. Give it a listen!
To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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On this weekās episode, weāre joined by the wonderful Gloria Jackson-Nefertiti! Gloria (she/her) is an educator and community discussion facilitator who has been teaching workshops on shame, consent, neurodivergence, and identity in kink communities for several years. As a late-diagnosed autistic woman, she brings both lived experience and thoughtful dialogue to conversations about communication, ethics, and belonging in BDSM spaces. This week, sheās answering listener questions about neurodivergence and kink with us! If youāve ever wondered if you might be kinky, this episode is for you. Weāre also giving some suggestions about how to tell your long-term partner that youād like to explore kink in the bedroom.
We're answering:
Iāve wondered for a while now if Iām kinky or if I just like thinking about kinky things. Iām ADHD and Autistic and have only ever had three partners but we never did anything but what most would call vanilla. Single now so nothing funās happening lol. But how do I know if Iām kinky or if itās just fun to think about?
Hello Aces, I am a 45 yr old late diagnosis autistic woman who has been married for ten years this August. I need help knowing how to tell my husband that I want us to be more adventurous between the sheets. How do I do this? I have never asked for anything of the sort and never complained about our romps in the bedroom. Thank you for any suggestionsBTW: This is part 1 of our 3-parter mini series on kink as we look forward to an event later this month. Itās called THRIVE and itās a virtual BDSM and mental health conference. THRIVE is from May 29 - 31st, all online, and itās by donation - your donation towards your ticket ends up going right to the volunteer staff and presenters! (This is for all audiences, not just therapists!)
Show notes:
Gloria Jackson-Nefertiti on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GloriaJacksonNefertitiGloriaās Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gloriajacksonnefertiti/Gloriaās linktree: https://linktr.ee/gloriajnGloria's recorded presentation on Autism, Kink, and Consent: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KgodjGR59KWPuyvC-ykANaYMr4AUkwdX/view?usp=drive_linkTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
Sabrina at www.radicalingingishtsconsulting.com or @radicalinsightsconsulting on social media (FB, IG)
Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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Who did we look up to as autistic little kids? The answer is tricky- and weāre sharing it with you on this weekās episode of Aces Up Your Sleeve! Weāre covering āgoodā and ābadā autistic representation and where to find it. (Hint: it might be both harder and easier than you think!) Join us in reminiscing about special interests and all of the autistic traits we notice in media.
On Upping the Ante, we're critically examining the darker side of neurodivergent celebrities and autistic influencers. We're focusing on harmful behaviors, accountability, and the impact of misusing a platform. Join us to hear more about why it'd be great to have more autistic celebrities and how tough fame must be for autistic folks.
A list of neurodivergent celebrities: https://www.imdb.com/list/ls545872590/
To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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Ready to hear all about chronic pain, illness, and being autistic? We're ready to talk about it! Join us for a raw and real conversation about what it's like to navigate these challenges, especially when the onset is pretty sudden.
We're answering this question about autistic health challenges:
Are there any unique experiences for autistic people who suddenly get injured or start to have an on-going illness? Iām already bad with transitions and now I have to deal with all of these other changes. Any tips or tricks?To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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To wrap up our mini-series on Teens this week, weāre mostly talking to parents about how to support their autistic and ADHD teenagers! Weāre joined by Jamie Roberts, an AuDHD LMFT, who specializes in supporting teens and has published two books for ND teens. Weāre answering how to know when they need down time, the importance of recharging, and when you ought to be concerned. Weāre also discussing why neurodivergent teens may not seem āmotivatedā toward independence these days - and how to support them.
We're answering:
Can you talk about the importance of down time/alone time in high masking autistic teens, how to help them/their parents/family support that need, how to recognize the difference between helpful alone/down time and down time/alone time that may be signs of isolation?What do you recommend to parents of neurodivergent older teens/young adults that show no motivation for moving towards independence, taking into account the complexities of society right now and how next to impossible society makes it for young people to survive?Jamie joined us today for our teen mini series because of the upcoming virtual GEMS ND Summit on Autistic + ADHD Teens on May 16th! Therapists and mental health professionals can check out neuropebble.com/gems-summit for more info. (This is the last week of the Early Bird pricing so snag a ticket soon!)
Jamie at www.neuropebble.com or @neuropebble on InstagramGEMS Neurodiversity Community for therapists on FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/924737776755804Neurodiversity for Teen Girls (Jamieās new book!): https://www.newharbinger.com/9781648486234/neurodiversity-for-teen-girlsTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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This week's episode involves us exploring the complex topics of self-harm, self-stimulatory behaviors, and support strategies for autistic and ADHD teens. (We definitely talk directly about all of these topics, so feel free to skip this one if you need to!) We're sharing about harm reduction, stigma, communicating with parents and guardians, and ways to support teens compassionately.
This is part 2 of our Teens miniseries where we're talking to and about working with teens! If you're a mental health professional, we'd love to see you at this year's virtual GEMS Neurodiversity Summit on May 16th - link below in the show notes - where the focus is on Autistic + ADHD Teens.
EARLY BIRD TICKETS - Therapists, join us at the GEMS Neurodiversity Summit: Autistic + ADHD Teens: https://www.neuropebble.com/gems-summit-teens
To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
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Welcome to season 2! We're starting off with a small series on Autistic & AuDHD Teens in light of our upcoming GEMS Neurodiversity Summit: Autistic + ADHD Teens event in May. For todayās topic, weāre discussing success during teen years and answering listener questions:
Iām writing to you two on behalf of one of my students. Iām a Sophomore English Teacher and I have a student who is very bright but barely talks and does not participate in class discussions. Though he has an Individualized Education Plan that lists him as autistic, his only accommodations are (1) getting breaks as needed during class and (2) extended test-taking time. Are there other ways I can support him in class? Do you two have any words of encouragement for him and students like him?Hi I desperately need to make money to afford my own things. Iām 17 with a drivers license but Im shy and not good at masking. What jobs can I do? Who could hire me?You'll get some school accommodation ideas, autistic-teenager-friendly job ideas, and more!
On Upping the Ante, we spoke more about āsuccessful teensā and what that looked like for us as teenagers, including what expectations were tough on us. Weāre sharing some personal insight- maybe itāll resonate with you? Let us know!
Possible IEP Accommodations list: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iOj9EAboD-ekOGyr_Rz1ThPNWJxwHM859AMOQDzMHt8/edit?usp=sharingDestiny Huff, IEP Advocate: https://www.instagram.com/destinyhuff_iep_advocateWA PAVE: https://wapave.org/ EARLY BIRD TICKETS - Therapists, join us at the GEMS Neurodiversity Summit: Autistic + ADHD Teens: https://www.neuropebble.com/gems-summit-teensTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
Find more content on Patreon (18+): www.patreon.com/AcesUpYourSleevePodcast
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Kade at www.cryptidlearns.com or @cryptidlearns on social media (FB, IG)
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Our season finale is a special one- weāre participating in the 4th annual Podcasthon! This week, over a thousand podcasts are highlighting a charity of their choice and weāre choosing to support the Black Trans Travel Fund! Tune in to hear about why we chose them, what theyāre all about, and how to support them.
Weāre also answering questions regarding the intersections of autism, race, sexuality, and gender. How do you know if youāre masking or code-switching? Whose parent gets to decide if youāre trans or if itās somehow ājust your autismā? We weigh in on these topics and provide some supportive ideas and words of wisdom.
On Upping the Ante, weāre giving you a peek inside what Season 2 might look like! Youāll get to hear about potential upcoming changes and all of the things we hope to keep the same for you in our next batch of episodes.
Forest Euphoria by (book): https://patriciakaishian.com/forest-euphoria Compulsory Sexuality by Sherronda J. Brown (book): https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/710512/refusing-compulsory-sexuality-by-sherronda-j-brown/ Please send all donations to the Black Trans Travel Fund at www.blacktranstravelfund.comTo ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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In this weekās episode of Aces Up Your Sleeve, we are exploring the complexities of ācoming outā as autistic, with a focus on the decision-making process regarding disclosure to family and medical professionals. We take the nuances of family dynamics into consideration and examine the potential risks and benefits of sharing your neurotype, as well as the importance of finding supportive medical providers! Listen to learn why we prioritize self-advocacy, safety, and the significance of community support for autistic folks.
On Upping the Ante, our free exclusive Patreon bonus content, weāre answering whether or not you should tell a child theyāre autistic and, if so, how and when to do that. We also share more about our own self-disclosure and how we navigate that with professionals, colleagues, and others in our lives. Check it out in the Upping the Ante collection here on Patreon!
To ask us questions, fill out the form at www.neurokink.org/auys
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