In this conversation, Amanda Weekley and Mandie K discuss their personal experiences with abuse and the impact it had on their lives. They talk about the importance of open conversations about relationships, sex, and consent, and how the lack of these conversations affected them as young adults. They also discuss coping mechanisms and the need for control that can arise from abusive relationships. They emphasize the importance of ongoing personal growth and the need for continued education and open dialogue around these topics. The conversation explores the importance of having open and age-appropriate conversations with children about sensitive topics such as religion, politics, health, and domestic violence. It emphasizes the need to meet children where they are and provide them with the necessary information and resources to navigate the world they are growing up in. The conversation also touches on the impact of past experiences on parenting and the importance of forgiveness and self-growth. It concludes with the message that everyone deserves to feel safe and supported, and that open communication and education are key in creating a better future. The conversation explores the impact of using personal stories to empower others and create change. It emphasizes the importance of open and honest conversations about sensitive topics like domestic violence and reproductive health. The speakers discuss the need to challenge societal attitudes and biases surrounding sex and relationships. They also highlight the significance of resources and support systems for individuals experiencing trauma and the importance of addressing mental health issues. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the potential for community events and collaborations among nonprofits to provide resources and support for those in need