SayLess

This week we dove into some classic “Am I the asshole?” Reddit threads and let’s just say…they will have you heated. We dabbled a little bit into the long awaited shift from winter to spring and the excitement of finally seeing sunnier days. Of course, our conversation wouldn’t be complete without sharing some embarrassing gym moments- because we’ve all had them- and venting about one of life‘s universal struggles: noisy neighbors. Come hang out with us for some Reddit drama, gym confessions and a little seasonal optimism.

This week we went down the Reddit rabbit hole… We’re talking pet peeves, hygiene standards that apparently need to be addressed, and little things that send us into a silent rage. If you’ve ever been personally victimized by BO and bad drivers – welcome, you’re safe here.

This week, we dive into having children. Don’t worry, none of us are ready to be parents. However, we have a lot to say about parental readiness. We get into all of the responsibilities of having children. Is love really enough? Is just wanting them enough? Or does becoming a parent require a little more forethought than that? We discuss providing a healthy environment, breaking generational cycles, and the need for financial stability first.

In our first ever episode, we get straight into an honest conversation about power. We discuss how money, fame, and status can distort reality, silence victims, and make abuse easier to overlook. We unpack how internalized misogyny and fear play role in how abuse is perceived and therefore, excused. It’s real. It’s heavy. And it’s necessary.