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#BelieveSurvivors has been a rallying cry on social media and on signs, even for those who couldn't make it to a protest scheduled Monday. Signs offered support for Ford and also for Ramirez, following the allegations that broke Sunday.Instagram contentView on InstagramTwitter contentView on TwitterInstagram contentView on InstagramTwitter contentView on Twitter enve wheelset mtb Growing up I always felt like a mama's boy and having two older sisters, I think I tend to have more feminine energy, if you want to define it that way. For a long time as I got older and as I got to middle school and high school and I wanted a girlfriend, I had crushes on girls and a lot of them weren't really into me back. I felt surrounded by more quote-unquote masculine men and sports players. I just was lying to myself and didn't really embrace the sides of me, and tried to sort of mold myself to fit into that because I thought people would like me better. I struggled with that for a long time, feeling like I was supposed to be a certain type of man. Eventually, it just got to the point where I was like, "I can't do [this] anymore." I remember feeling weird on stage when I first started performing because the way I naturally moved wasn’t really the like “masculine sex icon” [kind of way]. But I've finally gotten to a point where I'm comfortable with it. There's no definition of what a man should be like or what a woman should be like when we're kids, which is a big part of the playfulness of the album. When we're kids, you just are who you are, you love who you love, you're free with the way you act. You're not self-critical. Somewhere along the way I kind of lost that. This album was this process of not taking myself so seriously and just having fun and being myself.Lauren DunnRelated: enve wheelset mtb "I will never forget this moment and how I felt before walking out. The power and beauty of this brand has ALWAYS inspired me & now to be the first... wow." enve wheelset mtb It’s time for Part 3 of the showdown between Spencer and Veronica. This time, Veronica reveals that she and Peter are planning on selling their house, seemingly to get a fresh start. Spencer makes a quip about the house not really being her home, sending Veronica into an emotional tirade. “A family lived here,” she insists. “A family I’ve tried to hold together despite all the crap life has thrown at us. Not because we have the same blood running through our veins but because we’re a family. All I ever wanted to do is make you feel safe and nurtured and loved. That’s what made it a home for me.” It’s certainly a sentimental moment, and it’s clear that Veronica genuinely has a ton of love for her daughter. Unfortunately, there’s just too much pain in Spencer’s heart right now, and she coldly storms out without giving much of a response. enve wheelset mtb