How to Live Forever with Jarvis Johnson and Jordan Adika (ft. Damien Haas)

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How to Live Forever with Jarvis Johnson and Jordan Adika (ft. Damien Haas)


Are they actually sad? Damien Haas, Jarvis Johnson and Jordan Adika address your assumptions! Make style easy—get started today at http://stitchfix.com/assumptions

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Spotify ▸ https://open.spotify.com/show/5RalNkXyU7lQNpnZkD7IyV?si=825615d4073d445e
Apple ▸ https://podcasts.apple.com/ph/podcast/assumptions/id1752744811…

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  1. People talk about how progressives need a Joe Rogan but I would like to submit that the Sad Boyz podcast, totally unsearchable on Insta, with two sensitive cute nerds, is the progressive version

  2. As a gay guy, I’m honestly a little floored by Damien saying he’s always worried about being perceived as gay. Not criticizing him. It’s useful to hear honestly. It does confirm for me that some of the intuitions I get about how people feel about queer folks is not just in my head. It’s hard to know what’s in my head vs not tho.

  3. Followed from the BoyzPod. New to this (Smosh in my early teens) and love this show set up! Definitely will stick around here!

    Ps. The regularity of Sadboyz has kept me grounded in my chaotic life. ❤

  4. 8:24 but I think that’s what makes someone good. We all make mistakes. What matters is how you respond to making that mistake. You should beat yourself up about having those thoughts. Those thoughts don’t make you a bad person. Your choice to act on those thoughts or not is what matters.

  5. 8:29 "the first thing that happens is bad and then i correct" thats such a positive thing though, to have the awareness that your thoughts are toxic and actively correct them is what i think most of us do. Theres no denying how damaging toxic masculinity is, its so engraved in our society that if we can unlearn these thoughts and not pass them on to our peers or our children then we can start to make a change