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Sibling Advicery: Big Feet, Polyamory, and Moving to NYC

Sibling RivalryMay 11, 20221h 0min42,431 views
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Finding Shoes for Larger Feet

  • 👠 For those with larger feet (men's size 12-13), OnlyMaker.com is recommended for a wide variety of shoes including heels, sandals, and sneakers.
  • 💡 When ordering from OnlyMaker, it's suggested to go up one size (e.g., men's 12-13 might need a size 15).
  • 👟 Bob and Monet share that gender-neutral shoes like Air Force Ones or Converse can also be a good option, as men's and women's versions are often very similar.
  • 🛍️ Other suggestions include Payless (historically) and Nordstrom Rack for finding women's shoes in larger sizes.

Navigating Small Towns and Coming Out

  • 🏳️‍🌈 A listener is seeking advice on whether to convince their lesbian best friend to move away from a homophobic small town in Alabama with them.
  • 🗣️ The advice given is that if the friend is not ready to move or come out, it's best not to force them, as it could lead to resentment and damage the friendship.
  • 🚶‍♀️ It's suggested that the listener should pursue their own path, and their friend may join them later or they may reconnect in the future.
  • ⚠️ The importance of respecting an individual's timeline for coming out is emphasized, as the consequences can vary greatly.

Tipping Etiquette at Drag Shows

  • 💰 A general guideline for tipping at drag shows is $1-$3 per number, with $5 being a good amount for a single queen and $20 being a generous tip.
  • 💸 If there's no cover charge, a suggested amount is $20 to divide among entertainers.
  • 🚫 Tipping etiquette includes avoiding putting money in the performer's mouth or teeth, and while passing money is sometimes acceptable in crowded venues, it's generally preferred to hand it directly.
  • 💵 Crumpling money and throwing it onto the stage is acceptable if direct access is not possible, especially for larger bills.

Discussing Polyamory and Relationships

  • ❤️ When discussing polyamory with a partner, honesty and direct communication are crucial.
  • 🚫 Avoid vague texts like "we need to talk" which can cause anxiety; instead, have the conversation in person.
  • 🤝 If romantic feelings for someone else already exist, it's important to be upfront about it from the beginning to avoid the partner feeling blindsided.
  • ⚖️ In polyamorous relationships, it's advised to avoid strict hierarchies and allow for flexibility and compromise as the dynamic evolves.
  • 🛠️ Practicing open communication, being receptive to your partner's feelings, and allowing for mistakes are key to navigating new relationship structures.

Starting in Drag

  • 💄 For aspiring drag performers, YouTube is a primary resource for learning makeup, wig styling, and costume creation.
  • 🌟 The accessibility of drag tutorials has increased significantly, making it easier to learn techniques from various artists.
  • 💪 Overcoming the fear of makeup and practicing consistently are essential steps to building confidence.
  • 🚀 It's encouraged to just try drag without waiting for perfection, even if it's just a simple look with a wig and a blazer.

Moving to New York City

  • 🏙️ Moving to New York City, particularly the Upper West Side, is discussed, with advice to prioritize proximity to a subway stop.
  • 🚗 Bringing a car to NYC is strongly discouraged due to stress, tickets, and towing costs, unless a building provides parking.
  • 🤝 When moving in with a partner for the first time, compromise and establishing new rules together are vital, as you are creating a new space as a team.
  • 💸 NYC is described as a challenging city that actively tries to push residents out, requiring a fight to stay, and it's generally advised to live there only if you are young and broke or old and rich.
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