Sophie has spoken openly about women’s healthcare and her own life living with endometriosis,  but now we're dedicating a whole episode to raise awareness on this disease. So today, Tiana interviews her fiancée Sophie about her experience with endometriosis and what it’s like living with what society sees as a "mysterious women’s disease" that has no cure.

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Even as a couple, we know the most important relationship you’ll ever have is the one you have with yourself. Which is why it's so important to self-reflect on your own thoughts, experiences, and life path. In honor of our journal reflect. coming out on Amazon, we’re going to chat about what it means to self-reflect, and we’re also going to read you some of the prompts that we included in our self-reflective journal!

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While the world was busy making noise and watching two white men fight for power in the US, yet again — we thought it was important to take the attention off the repetitive “men in power” narrative and focus on the women in politics who are changing the world. So today we wanted to put the spotlight on some of those women who are changing the world.

Whether you’re single or in a new relationship, we all at some point have asked ourselves, what does it feel like when you meet your person? How do you know if this person is right for you? Is there such a thing as soulmates? We chat about what it feels like to meet someone you’re so sure about and some healthy green flags that we believe are tell-tale signs that you’ve met your person.

In light of the new Sex and the City spin-off series being announced, we wanted to look at everything the original series got right...but also everything they got wrong! We’re going to chat about the good, the bad, and the downright confusing parts of the smash hit series, Sex and the City.

Entitlement can present itself in many different forms — the expectation for things to work in your favor, ignoring things that you feel don’t apply to you, or by overriding other people’s experience your own self-importance.  On a larger scale, we see entitlement and privilege tie into each other, and we’re going to explore today why that is.

As we begin 2021, many of us follow the tradition of making New Year's resolutions in the hopes of a better year. But these resolutions often don’t end up sticking and we ultimately forget about them. So what can you do instead that actually encourages follow through? We’re going to chat about why you should ditch making New Year's resolutions and focus more on goal-setting alternatives.

Where are we getting married? What advice do we have for LGBTQ+ teens? How do we feel about "childless guilt?" We answer all the questions that you submitted via Instagram as a thank you for a great first year of she.

Recently, it’s been brought to light that one of Instagram’s most popular feminist pages, with a following of 6.5 million people, was run by two cis men. So is this allyship or ownership? While yes, men can be feminists too, feminist allyship falls silent when the true identities are a secret to the public.

LGBTQ+ representation in films and TV are few and far between. Which is why gays everywhere were pretty excited when they heard that Happiest Season, an LGBTQ+ Christmas movie featuring two gay women, was coming out. No pun intended. But even though we’re excited to have a queer Christmas film, we do have a few opinions on it and wonder if the movie could have better represented a queer couple in 2020.