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Laura Riebe

Laura Riebe is a 2018 graduate of West Chester University where she received her BA in Education. She grew up near Birdsboro, PA and has always dreamed of living outside of the Keystone State. Laura first encountered the Culture Project through social media and then in person at SLS18. Immediately she recognized that there was something different about the Culture Project. “Every person I talked to expressed authentic joy in every interaction. I realized that the root of their joy was found in God and pursuing him through living a life of virtue.” God left Laura some not so subtle hints to join CP, and He continues to radically alter her world in the best way.

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Laura Riebe
How Much Should You Share?
By Laura Riebe  •  August 4th, 2020

*Ding* My phone lit up as five new messages appeared on the screen. When I clicked on the conversation, I saw four screenshots and one message saying, “What do you think about this?” It was a text exchange between a friend and their significant other. At first, curiosity got the best of me, and I…

Unpacking Emotional Baggage
By Laura Riebe  •  May 3rd, 2020

New relationship, new you… right? Things seem to be going well, and *shockingly* no disaster looms on the horizon. In this day and age, this can seem like a dream come true! In the midst of all the good, the following question might come up: “Do I actually deserve this relationship?” This question is problematic…

Don’t Stay in The Grey
By Laura Riebe  •  April 16th, 2020

Have you ever heard or uttered the following phrases? “We’re talking, but I don’t know what’s going on.”  “We hang out all the time and have a thing, but neither of us is making moves.” “We’ve been seeing each other for a while, but I don’t know what we are.”  If you have, welcome to…

Dropping the Handkerchief: How Do You Show You’re Interested?
By Laura Riebe  •  March 5th, 2020

Ladies, let’s say there’s a man out there who’s got you feelin’ some type of way… what do you do? You want to show you’re interested but you also want to leave room for him to pursue. Basically, what we’re dealing with is how to pursue without pursuing. It sounds weird, but let’s break it…

Where Do You Draw The Line?: Boundaries for Technology In Relationships
By Laura Riebe  •  February 22nd, 2020

It’s 1:34am. As another text rolls in from your significant other, you quickly reply to keep the conversation going. You should have been asleep hours ago, but you are thriving off of having this person’s undivided attention after a long day. This seems to happen each night. Part of you loves the moment of connection;…

Thank You, Next… But How?
By Laura Riebe  •  November 19th, 2019

The moment has arrived; it’s time to break up. Regardless of how long you’ve been dating someone, ending a relationship can be difficult. Saying, “Adios!” to your current boo can be a source of distress and cause a variety of escape options to develop.  Maybe you’re planning to break up over text to avoid the…

Committed to Being Noncommittal
By Laura Riebe  •  August 10th, 2019

Imagine this: You’ve just met someone incredible. Slowly, you grow closer; you text, tag each other in memes, and hang out all the time. Things seem to be going pretty well until one day you are hit with this line: “Hey, this is great and all, but I’m not looking to commit to anything right…

Dating Discernment: A Step-by-Step Guide
By Laura Riebe  •  April 29th, 2019

So, you’ve caught the feels. Maybe it’s someone you just met or maybe it’s someone you’ve known for a long time. Either way, all the stars align and symphonies play whenever he or she is around. It’s incredible and confusing at the same time. How do we know if this is the real deal or…

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