It says quite a lot about that — not only acceptance of other people who may have experiences quite different from yours but also self-acceptance. June, when she finds out that she’s a shape-shifter, thinks something is wrong with her. The journey for her is to realize it’s not a curse. It’s who she is — and to embrace it, accept it, and learn to live with it. Which is such a great message to be putting out there, especially at this moment — to encourage people to be completely who they are. To not compromise their integrity or their identity to fit in with some kind of social norm.TV But it also has dancing. A lot of dancing. And most of it is pretty awkward.ContentView Iframe URL attempts to unpack this often overlooked minority through the eyes of a mother, father, and child separated by time and space. Phi Phi said that she knew something was up by the way that producers were asking them to behave in the workroom. Apparently, she was asked by producers a bunch of questions about who she picked to go home (Alyssa) and to expand on the situation. She also said that the episode didn't show Roxxxy Andrews and Detox coming to her defense after the moment when Alyssa re-enters the workroom.9. The "frankenedit" is realCourtesy of GIPHY/VH1