Show Notes
Meet Stevie Boebi…
If you’re a follower of this podcast, then there’s a good chance you’ve never heard of Stevie Boebi.
The reason for that is because Stevie Boebi’s content is intended for a much younger audience.
But she’s a fascinating human being.
Despite starting out life as a homeless teen with a disability, Stevie Boebi pulled herself out of poverty by becoming an online influencer who now has a social reach of over a million people.
Extraordinary.
Stevie Boebi’s YouTube channel is mostly focused on sex advice and
life advice for queer teenagers. She has an edgy-funny style and her
videos have really high production quality.
Some video titles include: How To Get Laid, How To Look Like A Lesbian, and Why Does My Vagina Smell?
Stevie Boebi’s videos use humor and entertainment to deliver positive
messages to young people struggling with all the
difficult/uncomfortable things life can throw at young people.
Don’t miss the interview.
In this episode of Women Wanting Women Stevie Boebi talks to us about…
* How she learned to create a career for herself as an online influencer… * The difference between dating influencers compared to dating non-famous people…* The ways in which YouTube (and other search engines) make access to
queer content exponentially harder to access (even for those who need
it), and… * Her personal journey through the medical system and discovering her obscure and difficult-to-diagnose disability…
Learn more about Stevie Boebi and follow her on social media:
Stevie Boebi makes queer, educational, and sex-positive videos about
sex, dating, and relationships. Stevie is the most well-known queer sex
educator with a social reach of over one million; views totaling over 50
million and has been featured in LA Magazine, Nylon & The
Washington Post.
YouTube
Stevie Boebi’s Short Film
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