Two Gen Z Girls Try to Explain Religion & Find Their Purpose
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What challenges does Maya face with eczema?
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you got eczema oh no guys my eczema is really bad right now can i let me not say bad it's just active yeah it's fucking in double time i just want to let everyone know that like i am having i'm experiencing eczema um i do have a boyfriend who says you got eczema to me Which he kind of ate that and I gave him the clearance to make that joke because it's funny. Because honestly, the tea is pretty like all y'all, pretty even y'all knowing me. I had the, literally, this is for my eczema girls. I just want to let y'all know I see you real quick. My dermatologist said I had the worst eczema she's ever seen when I was growing up. Like I was serving, well, and that's, well, and that's why I'm funny, no shade.
Because I'm literally like, I didn't have nothing to me, but like, but like this, you know what I mean? Like eczema, yeah.
um because my eczema like literally was serving like full body cast and also i was doing like steroid creams i don't know if you guys have seen yeah i have the steroid the steroid withdrawal yeah and i saw um i can't remember her name uh but the girl who like moved to mexico or she went to like handle it yeah or maybe it was thailand actually really and Anyway, she saw a bunch of doctors. It was either Mexico or Thailand. But she would literally go to the ocean and soak her body in the salt water and stuff. But she couldn't do anything. Anyway, she's completely healed. She did a campaign with Tower 28. Wait, love. Because they were just saying for sensitive skin.
No, and shout out because Tower 28 is one of the only girlies that I can really rely on. But no, that's crazy because I had it really bad when I was growing up. And at the time, pre-TikTok, But at the time, like they didn't know, like nobody knew about steroid withdrawal. So like I was having what I know now to be like steroid withdrawal. It's like my entire body was like shedding, but then they would give me more steroids because they thought it was like my eczema just being worse. So girl, I did everything. I did that. I did the light treatment, bitch. Like they had me in the tanning beds. Like I used to sleep with like wet socks on my body. And that's why I'm low key. Like the eczema is fine, but I'm just like, I don't want to have to do all that.
No, I mean, I don't think I will. But like now that I'm like having eczema again, I'm like wet. But I do think it's... I'm, like, blaming it on the red meat as of right now, which makes me sick because I've been, like, busting it down on some cow lately. No shade. But that's just, like, all I can think about. Like, that's the only, like, actual change.
The only change that you've made. Yeah. It's fucked up. I know. That is... that's really interesting.
What am I supposed to do? Just like, no, we like the Korean barbecue is never going to be the same. It's fucked up. It's fucked up.
I, yeah, I would say maybe just like bring it up to your doctor. Yeah. Maybe like, Even your body's just like getting used to getting it reintroduced and like because I feel like for not the same at all but like I do think like sometimes you know maybe if you're reintroducing something to your body your body's just trying to figure out like.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What challenges does Maya face with eczema?
0:00–5:49
2
How do Dom and Maya explore the concept of purpose in life?
5:49–10:13
3
What insights do they share about Mormonism?
10:13–16:46
4
How do personal experiences shape their views on religion?
16:46–27:57
5
What are the common misconceptions about faith and identity?
27:57–35:25
6
How do they discuss the balance between faith and personal beliefs?
35:25–48:54
7
What reflections do they have on societal expectations of purpose?
48:54–1:03:04
8
What conclusions do they draw about living authentically?
1:03:04–1:07:09