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Severe and bizarre addictions and mental health afflictions faced by millennials.
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S19, EP20 "I'm a Go Go God"Two go-go boys who bare it all for money and dance at gay bars and clubs around the world look at whether they can find careers outside of nightlife.
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S19, EP12 "I Have a Feeding Fetish"Two plus-sized women engage in a fetish called Feedism, where partners are fed in a sexual, intimate way.
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S19, EP14 "My Parent Is Addicted to Opioids"Parents' use of opioids directly impacts the lives of their two young children.
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S19, EP25 "I'm Joining a Commune"A woman wants to test her ideals by joining an urban commune in New York City; a man wants to improve focus by joining an established commune.
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