This episode, I, Krisha, decipher how to tell if you're queer or lesbian. We define 'Compulsory Heterosexuality' (Comp-het) and how it affects our ability to define ourselves. Ps. We don't ever have to define ourselves, it was just important for me to do so. Also if you wanna skip my goofy story, skip to 4:45 min. Follow me on Instagram at @GayMonologues. The link to the manifesto will be below, as well as in my Instagram bio. https://www.docdroid.net/N46Ea3o/copy-of-am-i-a-lesbian-masterdoc-pdf

I, Krisha, discuss the importance of complete honesty when you're in the dating game. Honesty is truly the best policy. Follow me on Instagram! @GayMonologues https://www.instagram.com/gaymonologues/

I, Krisha, talk about what's ok to keep after a break up. Spoiler alert, not much. Even I decide to throw something out at the end of the episode. Follow me on Instagram @GayMonologues! https://www.instagram.com/gaymonologues/

First Impressions are almost always wrong. Don't be afraid of giving someone a second chance? :)

This episode I, Krisha, talk about the importance of Queer Families and how to find them. I also talk about a non for profit initiative I started called Loud Pride, that aims to help people find their allies and other family members.

We talk about the difficulties of traveling as a queer female. From planning our trips around our periods to being unable to eat in the middle of the night. Follow me on Instagram for updates and recycled content. IG: @GayMonologues

This episode I discuss the awkwardness in trying to decide who pays on the first date. Then plea for everyone to make it mandatory that it's two bills on the first date, never one. Follow me on Instagram @GayMonologues!

I, Krisha, am taking my power back and am no longer embarrassed of my eyebrow slit! DM me on Instagram (@GayMonologues) if you want a face razor and listen until the end for a descriptive tutorial on how to slit your eyebrow.

I, Krisha, rant about the difficulties and stereotypes while dating as a vegan. After this episode, I vow to never talk a out being vegan ever again.

Coming out to my parents was a long process but here I am, out. Thankfully, because I cannot keep a secret to save my life.