Miniskirt Revolution Dylan Stephens

This week, we traverse how to confront a friend when their significant other crosses a line with you and at which point should you check out for yourself. Also, where do you go to find inspiration when you can't go anywhere? Quarantine has us all in the deepest edges of our minds with nowhere to go. And then how to we accept the parts of ourselves that we hate to be able to fully accept the unconditional love we deserve from others?

In this episode, I wanted to change up the format a little bit in a creative, abstract way. So this is my reading of "Now My Reflection is The Girl I Looked Up To," an essay I wrote around my decision to transition. A publication asked me to write about it, and I'm really proud of it and wanted to share it in this way with y'all.

In episode 3, we confront how to fuse love languages between differing partners and making those discoveries together. As well as how do you identify sexually? Is it black and white? or do we all live in the gray area? And in a tonal shift we wrap up, we tackle how to accept your parents for the flawed human beings they are. And how necessary it is to not let other people's mistakes define you.

In this episode, we continue our conversation about love and dating. But now we touch more on identity and how we fit into the world around us. And how the choices we make affect everything and everyone around us. Owning yourself fully and unapologetically to the butterfly effect of every little choice with all that's going on in the world to defining the groundwork you've laid with someone you like.

In this episode, we explore various submissions exploring love and dating. Confronting a possibly unrequited love to getting along with your friend's significant others to determining feelings and establishing boundaries to how to survive the blow of lost love.