In deconstruction circles, it can feel like our experiences are so unique, and in many cases they are, but the struggle for identity and agency in our identities is a universal one. Diana's story of immigrating from England to the US as part of a conservative Iranian family mirrors our fundamentalist Christian upbringings in so many ways. Diana tells her story in exquisite detail, highlighting the racial issues many immigrants face as we as the development of a sexual identity and ethic.

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This week we talk to therapist, author, and podcaster, Janice Selbie. Scott and Priska saw an ad for the ⁠Shameless Sexuality conference ⁠and knew they had to talk to Janice about her story in which she went from the most conservative fundamentalist world to a sex-positive, religion-free life. The Pentecostal life wasn't restrictive enough for Janice, so she joined a local group of Mennonites where she did her best to fit in but was never fully accepted by the women there. Now, after an eventful deconstruction phase, Janice has created the ⁠Divorcing Religion organization⁠ (with a podcast Scott was a guest on) as well as the aforementioned Shameless Sexuality conference. Janice is also the author of ⁠Divorcing Religion: A Memoir and Survival Handbook. ⁠

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In stark contrast to last episode's rundown of Purity Culture's anti-fun, anti-connection, anti-humanity madness, we talk about more recent trends of people trying to remain pure while finding loopholes to avoid sinning. And just like most of christian culture and lifestyle these days, it's fucking confusing.