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FYI it's my first time watching Atlanta!

im at episode 9 and so far my thoughts are

Kandi is kinda annoying , kim is clearly doing the music thing cause it makes her feel good . Kandi comes off as such a hater. If you're mad she made money off it and you didn't, then start making her pay... also, as a producer, you're supposed to take criticism

next , sheree. now i could of told her for free ti-ye wasnt no doctor. i knew he was on some BS as soon as i heard his relationship advice on that pannel lol. and that argument they had over lunch was a hard watch. shes really delusional, she's chasing a man way too hard . like waiting for a man to put her up in a nice house or something.

I'm on episode 11 right now, it is crazy to me all the things these ladies will do to get liked by lisa , they all kinda snitch on themselves in favour of it turning out well for their relationship with lisa. I don't know how Lisa has this grip on them, as grown women??

I'm 19, and I've never had yeast infections or BV before. I am in a committed relationship, and about 2/3 months ago, I took Plan B for the first time in my life, and I had no idea that the change of hormones could give me infections. I really wish it were a more talked about side effect.

Since then, I have been struggling with recurring BV and yeast infections.

The first time it happened, I had BV and a yeast infection together, was able to get rid of the yeast infection myself, but the bv would noot leave. So I saw the doctor and got antibiotics, which presumably gave me another infection.

I've been using full fat unsweetened Greek yogurt up there, lactic acid, and additionally eating about a cup of yogurt every day to try and get the healthy bacteria going again. I also take a fibre supplement that is also a probiotic. For some reason, boric acid is not common in drug stores near me, so I will try to order some. I also wash my underwear by hand with Ivory soap.

any tips? please help * if it's even relevant, I found out I have strep b recently at the doctor's.

This may be an unpopular opinion, but I think emergency intercom leaving TMG and going back to independent production was a mistake. Here's why

I felt like them originally partnering up with TMG was a great idea and made things fresh and new for both the viewers and Enya and Drew. They had a budget that they could use for bits to spice things up, it also gave them new visibility that could potentially introduce them to a new audience.

I think keeping things interesting is especially important for these two. They aren't celebrities and cannot rely on mystique to keep people entertained and engaged. They are influencers/content creators, and the main thing that keeps people enticed with these types of media personalities is the relatability and the slight oversharing that you get from your average influencer. Specifically Enya, who will often allude to personal stories that she impartially shares or how they OFTEN bleep out stories they tell and just leave in their reactions. I do want to make it clear that I am not saying they should share things they do not have desire to.

I feel like their leaving TMG amidst people finding out that Cody Ko was a weirdo (which, to be honest, is an open secret in these circles) was a bad idea; it felt like they gave into some BS woke cancel culture wave that they often even made fun of. It felt very performative. Mind you, I even remember hearing not so good things about Cody way before they partnered. I also read that this deal was closed before the Cody Ko and Tana Mongeau allegations surfaced. At present, Noel Miller, who, last time I checked, has a pretty good reputation, runs the TMG studio on his own WITHOUT Cody, so at the end of the day, what was the point? They gave us production-level podcasts just to downgrade over something that had already been present. I used to really enjoy the podcast, but after seeing them just go back to making podcasts in their kitchen instead of figuring out something new, it felt like they were starting to lack evolution, and I've had a hard time watching them since I made these observations.