Real-ationship Goals

In our final episode of the season, we're talking consent. It's necessary (and not just because we say so) but can be misunderstood. We've got the details on the basics of consent and how you're probably already great at it and just didn't know.

For videos explaining consent, check out Tea Consent and Cycling Through Consent.

Blythe's Recommendation: Our Company of Fools by Madelynn Orion.

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You're in relationships of all kinds throughout your entire life, so you better have a good idea of what makes a healthy relationship. We got you.

Check out Love is Respect's Healthy Relationship Quiz here (or a PDF version here).

Aleigh's Recommendation: Angie Thomas' Book Series: including The Hate U Give, On the Come Up, and Concrete Rose

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Conflict is unavoidable and necessary, but that doesn't mean it's always easy. In this episode we're talking disagreements, arguments, and the time Aleigh spent a whole year not confronting her very inconsiderate roommate.

Katie's Recommendation: Brene Brown's tactic of "The story I make up is." 

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Before you repost that article or video online, take a listen to this episode as we talk about the constant information and messaging we're receiving every day from all types of media and how to navigate that.

Check out All Sides for information about news bias. 

Blythe's Recommendation: Write letters with a pen pal! 

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We assume a lot of things about others and ourselves just based on gender. Tune in to this episode to hear our takes on toys, gender reveal parties and being put in a (metaphorical)  box.

Aleigh's Recommendation: "Moxie" on Netflix

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What happens when we believe something about someone without getting to know them? In this episode Aleigh, Blythe, and Katie talk stereotypes and the impact they can have.

Watch Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's TED Talk here. 

Katie's Recommendation: The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune

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Have you ever wondered what the difference is between sympathy and empathy? We've got that answer for you and more about how to practice becoming more empathic as a part of being in a healthy relationship.

Watch the Brene Brown empathy video here. 

Blythe's Recommendation: Ranch Seasoning Mix

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Who are you? Who are the people around you? And why does it even matter?

Aleigh's Recommendation: "Slay" by Brittany Morris

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Do all people deserve respect? (Spoiler: we definitely think so) 

Katie's Recommendation: "Clap When You Land" by Elizabeth Acevedo

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