Things we shouldn’t talk about: Recent Episodes
O’Neil Ximon
Just an adolescent ranting about major problems a lot of people seem to ignore. It’s a safe space for the minority on every side. The non religious, the disobedient child, the different individuals, this is the beginning of a new mindset this is TWSTA.
it’s important to remember that we all grieve in different ways. There’s no single way to react. When you lose someone important in your life, it’s okay to feel how you feel. Some people express their pain by crying, others never shed a tear—but that doesn’t mean they feel the loss any less.
We are discussing practical solutions to eliminate bad actors in our political system in the 21st century.
How do people get over breakups? In this episode, Neil shares a very effective way men could process their breakup, get over it and become a better version of themselves.
In this episode I explain my view on the issue of feminism and why I hold that view, why I think my view is more rational and empathetic and why people should consider it as well. Feminism isn’t a fight for superiority but for equality, and when clowns cry out for the discrimination done to them but discriminate a person due to their gender, I see no greater hypocrisy than that.
Met up with Remy to talk about some profitable skills you could acquire in other to trabaye in 2022.
O’Neil argues the validity of the proof of the divine. Is divinity psychological, or can it be demonstrated to actually exist? Laugh, learn and be entertained.
As the world evolves, as society evolves, parenting should also. Abuse isn’t discipline, bullying isn’t training, insults aren’t corrections. If you can’t really parent well, then don’t have kids.
O’Neil introduces the topics and contents his audience should expect in this podcast. So let’s set the ball rolling.
On todays episode, I take a very melancholic tone to express my disappointment with how people interact with people who do not share the same faith with them. I also give a summary of how I deconstructed from Christianity and how we can still keep healthy relationships with people who do not share the same worldview with us.
O’Neil introduces his flaws to his audience, so they can connect on a personal level. Everybody has things they are struggling with, but the best thing that can happen to you is the willingness and the effort you put into self improvement.