What is your definition of a good person? Does being a good person mean following the rules even if you know inside that you're hiding your true feelings and emotions? 

For Megs, being a good person is being and loving yourself. Accept who you are no matter how different and extra you can be. Be a good person to yourself first before being good to others.

In this episode, Megs shares her inviting in story, the distress she felt trying to figure out how to navigate her situation as a young queer, her heartbreaks, and the reaction and response of her family to her queerness. She also gives advice to young queers and parents who struggle to accept and love themselves.

Megs Pulvermacher is a proud queer, entrepreneur, podcast host, and school psychologist. She is one of the best queer connection facilitators in the game. Meg's dream is to bring the coolest people together to share ideas, think big, and have an incredibly fun time. 

Highlights

• Megs as a badass little queer kid
• Come out to the family or breakup
• The safe feeling of disclosing the sexuality
• Being single as a queer is totally okay; and
• Self-soothing, self-love, and self-acceptance

Links

Follow Megs Pulvermacher on Instagram at @megspulvermache and @queerimpactcollective, listen to her podcast @outwhatnowpodcast, and visit Megs website megsthebrand.com

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