Chrissy Flanagan

Sydney’s ‘chaotic socialite’ Chrissy Flanagan discusses coming out on TikTok in her 40s, being diagnosed with autism and ADHD around the same time, and how she's tackling the last taboo – saying you want to make friends.

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Rosie has a fascinating conversation with Sydney’s ‘chaotic socialite’, Chrissy Flanagan, who discusses coming out on TikTok in her 40s, being diagnosed with autism and ADHD around the same time, her new life as a baby queer and how’s she’s tackling the last taboo – saying you want to make some new friends.

Topics discussed:

Coming out after two long term relationships with people of the opposite sex.
Navigating life under the "baby queer" label (and do we even like the label?).
Being diagnosed with autism and ADHD later in life, and how that intersects with the queer experience.
Chrissy's "after school club for adults", Chaotic Social.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Chrissy's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chaoticsocialite
Chaotic Social: https://www.chaoticsocial.com/
Vivid Sydney neurodiversity panel: https://www.vividsydney.com/event/ideas/neurodivergence-diagnosis-normal
OUTcast Podcast: https://outcastpod.com

This podcast is hosted by Rosie Pentreath.

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Rosie Pentreath

Rosie Pentreath is the founder and host of OUTcast Podcast. Rosie is a writer and content producer who’s written for Fearne Cotton's Happy Place App, Classic FM, MasterChef Australia, Gogglebox Australia, The X Factor Australia, BBC Music Magazine, Reader's Digest, Grazia, Cosmopolitan, Homes & Antiques and more.

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