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Vanesa and Maria explore the loss of friendships. What do you do when friendships go awry?
The girls bond over Bad Bunny and Maria's selfless act of love of giving Vanesa her Bad Bunny concert tickets. Poetically, coming full circle after turning Vanesa into a fan of el conejito malo at the beginning of the year. All that and more on episode 12.
In this episode Vanesa and Maria discuss a post by Mark Manson on how many people in our society misinterpret a need for friendships as a need for a romantic relationship.
In this episode, Vanesa and Maria explore what happens to the love after a ghosting, a breakup, or a death has occurred.
In episode 9 (not 10!) Vanesa and Maria talk about the misconceptions around acting as a career. They address people's comments that dismiss the actor's inherent humanity, and further explain that acting is a job like any other. And sometimes even harder than other jobs because rejection becomes the only constant in the career.
Vanesa and Maria discuss the effects of social media on mental health.
Basing their discussion on academic research and their own life experience they start recognizing that no-one is safe in the social media game.
In this episode Vanesa, Maria, and actress Monica Aguilez celebrate Vanesa's 41st birthday at the beach. They discuss life after 40 and the incredibly wonderful changes that occur to women as they age.
In this episode Vanesa and Maria discuss how you can never truly know the person you are with. And would you really want to know everything about that person? Hey, as long as you are not dating a serial killer.
Vanesa and Maria discuss the challenges of being gendered women in a "man's world." In this episode they shed light on some obstacles that women have to overcome when just asking for basic human rights.
Vanesa and Maria read strangers's stories on dating and situationships, then they tell their own stories of imaginary boyfriends and non existent exes.
In this episode Vanesa and Maria answer a listener's question on how to explore your sexuality in a country that censors sexual conversations.
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