Regrets/wasted youth

Our very last episode! We create a time capsule of sorts, as we look back on the beginning of high school and what we want our futures to look like in ten years. It's been an amazing ride and we're so grateful to have been able to create this. Not a goodbye, but a see ya later! Elyssa and Anya signing off. 

We finally made it! We finally made our college decision, major, etc. The mixed girl gang is growing up. We talk end of year celebrations, prom, and looking forward to the future.

High school relationships are quickly coming to end for us, as we transition into adulthood. We give our advice on what being single is like and what being in a relationship is like. These are our own opinions based from experiences. We are far from professionals, so take this with a grain of salt. 

As we get closer to graduation, the thoughts of college are at the forefront of our minds. With college underway, it comes with the reality of moving away. What does that mean for our friendships? "It's not a goodbye, just a see you later."

Marriage at 17? Is it as weird as we think? We also discuss long-distance relationships as that concept becomes more of a reality for us.

Yeah, college again. We have reason because we're getting our final decisions back... scary times. We also have the realization that we're growing up and going to be adults. How'd we come to that conclusion? Tattoos. 

Another college episode... and rant. Our fears are taking up a lot of space in our heads, so we talk them out. Also, the senioritis and adulthood crept up real stealthy. Can you relate? Listen to find out.

This pandemic has got a lot of us feeling like some of the best years of our life are going to waste. We discuss regrets we have about life, hope and dreams, and if we're truly wasting away our youth.

We get real in this episode. We discuss our plans for Love Day and what we hope all of you do (keep some space for Jesus)! Hear some funny stories and hard hitting truths. 

Setting boundaries is important in everything we do. However, sometimes people constantly cross them and it forces us to make the decision to hold onto them or let go.