WE'RE GOING TO NEED MORE WINE BY GABRIELLE UNION

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ON THIS EPISODE, I REVIEWED GABRIELLE UNION'S WE'RE GOING TO NEED MORE WINE. I RELATE SOME OF THE ISSUES SHE WROTE ABOUT WITH OUR SOCIETY TODAY. Topics like; Societal influence on young people, peer pressure, sex miseducation, monogamous relationship, physical conflict, unrealistic beauty standards, sexual crisis. We are going to need a lot of wine 🍇.

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ON THIS EPISODE, I REVIEWED GABRIELLE UNION'S WE'RE GOING TO NEED MORE WINE. I RELATE SOME OF THE ISSUES SHE WROTE ABOUT WITH OUR SOCIETY TODAY. Topics like; Societal influence on young people, peer pressure, sex miseducation, monogamous...

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