1 Queen 5 Queers - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Dating
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss lactose intolerance, cuddling, liars, 'how's your cat?', first date hook-ups and falling in love.

Accomplishments
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss sex bucket lists, lower back pain, finishing first or last in the bedroom, cuckoo noises, and more.

Drag
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss brushing wigs, rugby, airport chapels, wearing jeans, gender exploration, sex in drag, injuries and hippos.

Kinks + Fetishes
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss body odour, choking on pizza, goblins & woodland creatures, role play, spanking, pierced nipples and more.

Aging
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss coming out, yachts, naked vacuuming, trans rights, daddies, chosen family, lying about your age and more.

Lifestyle
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss losing your virginity, cold ears, clowns, sex and disability, Jesus, VHS tape porn, cruising and more.

Stereotypes
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss big hands and big feet, being accepted for who you are, bisexuality, bathroom stall hook-ups and more.

Mental Health + Self-Care
Brooke Lynn and the cast discuss happy endings, crying, asexuality, family, queer magic, overstimulation, unicorns and ostriches and more.
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