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The world is a crazy place. Our society is wild and the list of things we consider “acceptable” changes by the minute. On this show, figure skating champion turned media superstar Adam Rippon and the #1 content queen Danielle Young unpack different trends, behaviors, and stigmas and discuss whether or not they should be normalized in our everyday lives.
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Have you tried alternative medicine to help you out? Have micro or macro dosed on shrooms or marijuana? Or have you never done anything outside of aspirin to save your life? This week Danielle and Adam normalize alternative medicine. " I feel like people microdose because it feels like boosts moments."
What is your definition of an open relationship? Do you think today's society is heading in that direction or do you think open relationships are for people who don't want to commit to one person? This week Danielle and Adam normalize open realtionships." No matter how you slice it, open relationships/ polyamory needs honesty. It needs complete honesty even more so than if it was monogamist."
Which is harder? Coming clean to yourself or other people? It takes some serious maturity and adulting to live the come clean life. This week Danielle and Adam normalize coming clean. " I think that people who come clean all the time, I love that for them and I'm scared of those people."
Do people deserve second chances? Or once the trust is gone, it's gone for good? Have you ever been the person wanting a second chance because there has been a misunderstand? This week Danielle and Adam normalize giving second chances. "I believe if someone needs a second chance trust has been broken in some type of way and once you break someone's trust it is diffiuclt to mend that, it's not impossible but it is difficult to mend it."
Why do we hide our emotions from people? Whether it be sadness, glee, happiness, or anger. What made you feel that way? Have you ever tried to get someone to open up who wasn't willing to? This week Danielle and Adam normalize expressing eomtions. "I know people can't die of a broken heart, but the stress and the pain you don't release is poison to the body."
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