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Program: Hacking online dating with Prof. Jennie Young

Trying to find a life partner on a dating app who's not a gun toting, fish wielding weirdo can be like trying to find a needle in the haystack. But according to Professor Jennie Young, there's a much more empowering way of sorting through all that hay. She's come up with a technique to hack the apps called 'The Burnt Haystack Method' to help women wade through the online swamp. Jennie never thought she would use her academic background to become a dating influencer. She was 50 when she first started online dating and was struck by the onslaught of stilted, mundane, and rude conversations. She kept getting the same advice — make yourself as appealing as possible and give men the benefit of the doubt. But Jennie, along with her army of followers, is turning that advice on its head. She's giving women permission to be as judgemental as possible and be totally yourself along the way. Jennie chats with Yumi Stynes about how to hack the apps and win at dating. Think of this episode as a tool in your arsenal if
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Botox and fillers – facing up to the new normal

Fillers, Botox, and injectables — they're everywhere! There was a time when getting needles in your face was a big deal. But these days, getting a 'tweakment' is as easy-peasy as getting a mani pedi. It's not just 69-year-old Kris Jenner who looks like a teenager now. Your hairdresser, barista, and the mums at the school gate are doing a Benjamin Button. In this episode, Yumi Stynes chats to women who have regular cosmetic jabs to find out their motivations. Plus, Dr Jasmine Fardouly from the University of Sydney explains how Instagram is pushing us towards the clinics. This episode contains references to: Botox, filler, tweakments, cosmetic procedures, facials, beauty industry, ageing, old, beauty standards, filter, Instagram, Tiktok, social media, body image.
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The pain of friendship break-ups

Our best friends are our ride-or-die, snort-laughing, crisis solving buttresses. But what happens when a friendship ends? In a romantic break-up, there's a cultural handbook instructing us all to sanctioned crying, bitching and ice-cream eating. Playlists, movies and a canon of literature are ready to validate the catastrophic pain of heartbreak. But with romantic break-ups, there aren't the same support systems in place to help us put back together the pieces. Yumi Stynes speaks to women who've been through the heartache of a friendship break-up to find out how they moved on, and what marks their former besties left behind. This episode contains references to break-ups, friendship, romantic break-ups, heart break, fighting, interpersonal tension, best friends, loss.
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It's not just sex: why these women choose to be the secret partner ...

The "other woman" in an affair with a married man is often the subject of scorn. Three women reveal why they choose to stay with their secret lover.
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There are a few sex questions I'm often asked. The most common one ...

As an author and host of a podcast about sex and dating, Yumi Stynes gets asked a lot of questions about sex and intimacy. These are the most common - and their answers.
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INTRODUCING - our most intimate season ever

Are you a card-carrying virgin? Know what it's like to be the other woman? Horny as hell and can’t get enough?  Ladies, We Need To Talk is back and we’re going deep!  This season we’ll be meeting the truly gorgeous women who are eager to have sex for the very first time, but for whatever reason haven’t met the perfect person yet.   You’ll find out about the mysteries of PCOS and why it’s one of the leading causes of infertility. And we’ll hear from the women who are horny with a capital H, and we can’t get enough of it!  Also, for the first time ever we’re going weekly baby! With our new, spicy and short episodes of Ladies, We Need To Talk...Back! Your favourite hot Aunty Yumi will be dishing out her no-holds-barred advice on everything from slovenly partners and squishy vaginas and serious mum guilt.   The Ladies, We Need To Talk team love getting your messages so please get in touch at ladies@abc.net.au  Follow Ladies, We Need To Talk hosted by Yumi Stynes on the ABC Listen Ap
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Staying for the money

What happens when you want a divorce but the cost of leaving your marriage would cripple you financially?   Would you ever stay in an unhappy marriage for the security money offers?   It’s no secret, life is bloody expensive right now. From soaring rents to the cost of a bunch of broccoli, times are tough! So, sticking it out in a relationship you’re no longer happy in can seem appealing.   Yumi Stynes talks to women who’ve had to make that extremely difficult choice.   Featured in this episode:   Victoria Devine, host of She’s on the Money  Emily Maguire, CEO of Respect Victoria  Rachel Voysey, Founding Director of the Relationship Room  Some names have been changed to protect identities  Life Line: 13 11 14 1800 Respect: 1800 737 732
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Falling for a narcissist - ABC News

You think you’ve met “the one” and they seem totally perfect for you, but is it all too good to be true? Could you be dating a narcissist? What starts out as a dreamy relationship filled with fancy presents and compliments galore, suddenly turns sour and you’re left wondering if you’re slowly losing your mind. Narcissists make up only 1% of the population but the impact they have on the women who date them can be truly devastating. Yumi Stynes meets women who have fallen in love with a…
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Sober sex - ABC News

Having sex can be exposing, nerve wracking. When we strip down, we reveal ourselves – and not just our bits. No wonder we sometimes reach for courage in a bottle. For some women, a few shots can make them feel comfortable enough to go home with that hottie from across the bar, for others the relationship between alcohol and sex can be more toxic. Yumi Stynes chats to women who are putting the lid back on the bottle and embarking on sex...stone cold sober. Featured in this episode: Taw…
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Solo mums by choice - ABC News

Is the soundtrack to your life a ticking baby-making clock? What if you’re desperate to be a mother but the other half of the baby-making equation just hasn’t become available? Yumi Stynes meets women who have given the middle finger to the idea of the nuclear family and become solo mums by choice. From swiping for sperm; turkey-basting and solo sleep deprivation – find out what it’s really like to choose to parent on your own. Featured in this episode: Alexandra Collier – Author of…
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Emily Nagoski on sex in long term relationships - ABC News

If you’re having trouble getting hot for your long-term partner? You’re not alone. Domestic bliss, smelling our partner’s farts, demanding kids – it feels like it’s all part of a worldwide conspiracy to shrivel our sex drive. So come hang with Yumi Stynes and sex nerd Emily Nagoski to get some practical advice on how to brush off the cobwebs, bring back our lady-boners and actually want to have sex with our life mate again. Featured in this episode: Emily Nagoski PhD – Sex researcher an…
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Sex in a fat bod - ABC News

Getting naked in front of someone you’re about to get down and dirty with is a really vulnerable thing to do for even the most confident among us. But what about when you’ve spent your whole life being told your body isn’t desirable or sexy? And those messages are hitting you from everywhere. From television, movies, strangers on the street and even from the very people who are supposed to be into you. That’s the reality for a lot of women living in fat bodies out there, so how do you s…
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Female rage – why are we so damn angry? - ABC News

Do you scream foul obscenities at bad drivers? Chuck your phone violently on the bed when seething? Heard “that time of the month?” when you’re furious? Babes, you’re not alone. Women are foaming at the mouth with fury and we’re screaming at the top of our lungs. From the mental load to workplace bullying; sexism and just the patriarchy in general plus - HORMONES - there’s a hell of a lot to be ticked off about. Grab your safety gear and come smash some stuff with Yumi Stynes as she rele…
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Heartbreak — why does it feel so bloody awful? - ABC News

Are you guilty of compulsively stalking your ex on socials whilst ugly crying and eating ice cream out of the carton? Join the club baby. The soul-shattering, unbridled agony of a devastating break-up, is something we tend to avoid really letting ourselves feel. The most we might get from our mates is “get back on the apps babe, there are plenty more fish in the sea”. Even though it’s a universal experience, heartbreak sits in the domain of teenage girls writing in their diaries rather…
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‘Toilets are what freaks people out’: How to enjoy a family camping...

If you’re thinking about going camping with the kids, it’s worth getting your head around what makes camping fun for some, and terrifying for others, Yumi Stynes writes.
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'Toilets are what freaks people out': How to enjoy a family camping...

If you're thinking about going camping with the kids, it's worth getting your head around what makes camping fun for some, and terrifying for others, Yumi Stynes writes.
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For our parent’s generation, splitting up was a blood sport. Here’s...

Breaking up “well” isn’t something you think about when you’re in the flush of new love. But here’s how I learnt to do it, writes Yumi Stynes.
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For our parent's generation, splitting up was a blood sport. Here's...

Breaking up "well" isn't something you think about when you're in the flush of new love. But here's how I learnt to do it, writes Yumi Stynes.
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Yumi Stynes’ open letter to anyone trying to quit drinking - ABC Ev...

I was very addicted to alcohol — I’d been drinking heavily since I was 13 and from a family that had lots of alcohol around — boozing daily was all very normal. Despite this, I’ve been sober for two-and-a-half years, writes Yumi Stynes.
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‘It’s really serious. You could die’: The hard conversation I had t...

The previously unthinkable change to our everyday lives brought about by the threat of coronavirus has led to many difficult conversations with family, Yumi Stynes writes.
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Yumi Stynes on why women should go on strike this Christmas - ABC E...

It’s pretty simple and it goes like this: We quit being the Christmas elves. Christmas still happens. But the elves strike. Our silent and mostly invisible toil ceases. Christmas, for once, doesn’t happen on our labour.