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I usually don't like to overly hype my podcast or be tooo self-promotional, but i highly suggest you guys give this one a listen.
Personally, i've never reallly listened to too many women's BBer podcasts but i knew how open and honest she was to any and all questions so i knew i had to have her on. Andrea is a badass.
Being a BBer, in general, is a weird and hard life to live. You have to explain yourself a lot...to everyone. To your friends and family. To the random guy at the grocery store behind you. To the people who are accepting and the people who are not. In reality...we probably dont HAVE TO...but i think most of us do because we're being polite and it helps rid the BBer stereotype of us being vain assholes. But man...the female perspective is different and just toughhh. Very eye opening to hear her story and just the evolution of her physique and looks.
Her and i were talking post-interview and we were just discussing the evolution of just HOW people look at you or react to you. Obviously, its very different but we compared it to be becoming a random celebrity. For a certain part of your life, you didnt stand out. You just walked down the street and people paid you no mind. And then, that changes. NOW you stick out...in an extreme way. NOW people will stare and look at you and make comments to you. And maybe that might be cool, for awhile. When you're a 20-year-old you wishh this would happen. But when it finally gets there, it's not fun or interesting after awhile lol. But it comes with the territory. It's just so much different being a female in that situation. People are fuckin assholes. Anyways, enough of the rant. Check out the podcast and lemme know what you think.
Personally, i've never reallly listened to too many women's BBer podcasts but i knew how open and honest she was to any and all questions so i knew i had to have her on. Andrea is a badass.
Being a BBer, in general, is a weird and hard life to live. You have to explain yourself a lot...to everyone. To your friends and family. To the random guy at the grocery store behind you. To the people who are accepting and the people who are not. In reality...we probably dont HAVE TO...but i think most of us do because we're being polite and it helps rid the BBer stereotype of us being vain assholes. But man...the female perspective is different and just toughhh. Very eye opening to hear her story and just the evolution of her physique and looks.
Her and i were talking post-interview and we were just discussing the evolution of just HOW people look at you or react to you. Obviously, its very different but we compared it to be becoming a random celebrity. For a certain part of your life, you didnt stand out. You just walked down the street and people paid you no mind. And then, that changes. NOW you stick out...in an extreme way. NOW people will stare and look at you and make comments to you. And maybe that might be cool, for awhile. When you're a 20-year-old you wishh this would happen. But when it finally gets there, it's not fun or interesting after awhile lol. But it comes with the territory. It's just so much different being a female in that situation. People are fuckin assholes. Anyways, enough of the rant. Check out the podcast and lemme know what you think.
