Do Women Get More Grace Than Men? Feat Kelly G and Lama

In Part Two of this week's So Shameless, the conversations get even deeper as Tahoe, Kelly G, Lama, and the crew tackle friendship, vulnerability, gender double standards, race, and accountability. We kick things off by asking whether men give their female friends relationship advice from a male perspective instead of understanding how women think.

Lama takes things a step further when he admits that sometimes he's willing to play the long game as a friend, hoping a woman will eventually see him as something more. Is that genuine friendship or just waiting for an opportunity?

Kelly G opens up about experiencing pain in her personal life while refusing to let anyone perceive her as weak, leading Tahoe to ask an important question: What's the difference between being vulnerable and being weak? The discussion shifts to interracial relationships as Kelly explains why she sometimes feels judged for liking white people.

We also explore her Jewish ancestry, ethnic cleansing, and the historical and cultural differences between Eastern and Western Europeans. Then things heat up as we debate whether women receive more grace than men, why respect sometimes seems conditional, and whether society spends too much time teaching women how to avoid sexual assault instead of teaching men not to commit it.

We also discuss the allegations surrounding Kai Cenat involving alleged abusive behavior toward younger people, and close with a debate about mothers choosing to give their children their own last names instead of the father's. Are men and women really held to the same standards, or do we only believe in equality when it benefits us?

Tap in, join the conversation, and let us know where you stand! Socials: Kelly @TheKellyGShow on Instagram Lama @LamaBean on Instagram