Good evening. How are y'all doing? Midway through the week. All right. I hope you're all focusing

importantly, more importantly, on rest, joy and pleasure and self-care. That's right. It's not too

late. Every single day, tap into some joy and pleasure. Rest, rest, rest. Got a great show plan for you.

We're going to be talking about dating. Yes, how we tend to date from our egos and not with the best perspective that keeps us

having the ability to meet some good people.

Also going to be talking about representation and the SIA controversy, as well as talking

about a new thing called Boomerang Kids.

Yep, that'll be later in the show.

Stick around and figure that out. Great later in the show. Stick around and

figure that out. Great stuff in the news. Let's talk about something sad. A gay man was shamed by

someone on Grindr because he said he was only looking for friends. And they were mocking him,

saying, you know, this isn't for that. It was horrible what was said. Now, the reason why I bring

this up is because, remember, a lot of these dating apps,

some of them are specifically for dating, but apps like Grindr have options where you're

looking to network, make friends, just have sexuality, date.

People have all different sorts of needs.

And let's not mock someone because they're lonely, sad, or feeling disconnected. Maybe this person moved to a new city. Maybe they're new to the country.

Maybe they lost friends for whatever reason. But why are we mocking someone who's looking to make

friends? Wait a minute. Why are we mocking someone? That's cyberbullying. Like, it's so fascinating

people's need to comment negatively on things that have no impact on them or their

life. Why did you need to say that? I think that all the time with people's comments on some of

my tweets or social media posts. If it isn't something that you liked or made sense to you,

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