Messy Mondays
Brandon Kyle Goodman, Liz Plank, Todd Baratz, Traci Thomas, Cyrus, Erica ChidiCultivating my little corner of the internet for people ready to live boldly, explore their truth, and heal the parts of themselves shame tried to erase. You'll find livestreams, essays, and community centered around relationship, sex, and identity!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 124 | Subscribers | Read | brandonkylegoodman.substack.com |
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writer, actor, host, messy mom. they/them
Feminist who loves men \ud83d\udc95
I’m a certified sex therapist, licensed individual and couples psychotherapist, and writer who specializes in relationships and sex. I help people improve their relationships and have better sex.
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Creator, storyteller, Gemini, beauty lover <3
A curious multi-hyphenate dishing out advice and softly examining what it means to be "well". Bylines in NYT and Vogue; former doula and co-host of The goop Podcast.
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