This week on Trauma Queen, Kylie Vincent records from the kitchen floor — where all great breakdowns (and breakthroughs) happen. In a world that’s burning, both online and off, she unpacks what it means to stay soft, angry, and outspoken when your vulnerability keeps getting weaponized — whether by algorithms or actual people.

From getting banned off Instagram for calling out abuse, to navigating PTSD, abortion recovery, and broken friendships, this episode asks: how do we hold onto connection when trust keeps getting ripped away? What’s the cost of being honest, especially as a queer artist? And is it still possible to be hopeful — even if you don’t have God, Instagram, or your uterus anymore?

This is a love letter to the survivors, the truth-tellers, the emotionally translucent gays, and the chaotic girls who still post from the ashes. Hope you’re doing okay. I’m not, but I am funny about it.

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