Closet Confessions

Exiting the internet

Closet Confessions

Show Notes

This week in the Closet, Candice shares her beef with the latest Apple gadget and Sarel reveals why she won’t even queue for Beyoncé.

The girls discuss whether kids should be allowed on the internet, the fear of being abducted via MSN, and a horrifying story that instils fear of any man in you.

Additionally, Candice explains why Pinterest is the best social media app of all time, while Sarel shares why she is over queueing for literally anything. The pair also offer advice for this week’s Cousin Confession: a bride who is struggling to allow her feelings and get excited for her big day.

TW: There is a story of a tragic rape and murder in this episode, skip 8:00 - 14:13 if you don’t want to listen

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