Welcome back to another episode of The Juicy Cup Podcast, where we unpack real talk from authentic voices. We kick things off with a quote that hits hard—Straw reminds us, “People don’t know how expensive it is to be poor,” a truth that’s often overlooked in policy and privilege. Then we shift to NYC Next Gen’s viral take on performative victimhood, especially when white women weaponize tears after doing something harmful, forcing us to ask, who gets to play the victim and why? And when you think it can’t get more real, we dive into the cult-like culture of online “clubs.” What happens when groupthink turns toxic? Break. After the break, we lean into a heavier question: Do all children need a two-parent household? Stripping away gender roles and focusing solely on unity and consistency in parenting, are we, as a society, setting kids up to thrive or fail when that structure isn’t there? Let’s get into it.

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1.https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKfHU1aMKxx/?igsh=ZTV2ZGVuODU2anVl

2.https://www.instagram.com/p/DLLv2q8NjaI/?igsh=MnJieHUxYmV4aHJ4

3.https://www.instagram.com/p/DK3km0LtRvm/?igsh=ZXBndzF4enV4NGYx

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