The journey to becoming a girl's girl is not all pink and sparkles. So what exactly is a girl's girl, you may ask? Kim and Kara dive into this, together. 

After the dumpster fire of a recording that was the original recording of Kim & Kara's conversation, they decided to scrap it and try again. Behold. Chapter 34, take 2.

Thanks to SGTC listeners, the ladies were made aware of Snoop Dogg's self-proclaimed history with human trafficking. For more context, read HERE. 

Speaking of dumpster fires, 'It Ends With Us' is slammed for romanticizing domestic violence, amongst other issues Colleen Hoover's work presents. The PR and marketing teams are clearly working overtime. Many other literary options that surpass IEWU are offered.

TLDR: ACOTAR > IEWU 

Kara shares a recent, real-life example of why speaking out and sharing our stories matters so much. 

Links mentioned:

Justin Baldoni's Instagram and podcast: @WeAreManEnough

Linguistics breakdown video from @etymologynerd

Video on teaching girls to set boundaries in friendships from @resilientdaughterproject

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