In this Pride Month episode, Gabrielle and Charyssa are joined by HeyThisIsJane for an honest conversation about coming out, self-discovery, motherhood, and living truthfully.

Jane shares what it was like to come out as a lesbian after years of questioning, reflection, and slowly giving herself permission to be fully honest about who she is. She talks about navigating family reactions, choosing authenticity for herself and her children, and finding community along the way.

This episode is tender, real, and deeply human — a conversation about sexuality, identity, fear, freedom, and the power of finally saying the truth out loud.

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In this episode, Gabrielle and Charyssa explore what it means to make life beautiful — not by performing happiness or chasing perfection, but by becoming more present, authentic, and open to abundance.

They talk about the ways society teaches us to rush past beauty, shrink our desires, and disconnect from ourselves, and how energetic work, self-awareness, and community can help us return to what feels true. From coming out and social media influence to mindset shifts and supporting local queer businesses, this conversation is about choosing light, honoring your own timing, and building a life that actually feels like yours.

Happy National Best Friend Day, Parrots and Pandas. 🦜🐼

This week, Gabrielle and Charyssa are talking about friendship — the kind that feels easy, the kind that takes intention, and the kind that teaches you how to be more honest about who you are.

They get into female friendships, societal conditioning, boundaries, emotional intimacy, mental health, and why the most meaningful parts of friendship often live in the mundane moments: errands, voice notes, shared silence, laughing at nothing, and being witnessed without having to perform.

It’s a conversation about choosing your people on purpose, letting yourself be fully known, and unlearning the idea that friendship is somehow less important than romantic love.

There’s heart, chaos, tenderness, and probably a few friendship love letters disguised as tangents.

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Shout out to: Encircle | An LGBTQ+ Youth & Family Resource