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The Real World: Aneesa and her mom continue to struggle with issues during their phone calls. Aneesa's mom wants Aneesa to try and not be "gay" while she's in Chicago and to just have a good time. Aneesa, however, just wants to be free to be who she is…especially when she meets Veronica at gay night at Red Dog. They make an immediate connection and end up hooking up in the elevator of the loft. Meanwhile, it's the first real day of work for the non-lifeguards. They meet the kids who are going to be painting the mural with them along with Lara, the Chicago Parks District Manager, who is their boss. They get the kids to start brainstorming on the mural and they all start to realize, especially Tonya and Theo, the impact that they might have on these kids lives. As Aneesa starts to get more involved with Veronica, the rest of the roommates want to know more about her. Theo wants to meet her and see what makes her so hot. When he finally does, he doesn't see what the big deal is. Chris, however, thinks that Veronica might be a problem. She calls Aneesa from her ex-girlfriend's house and starts adding unnecessary drama to the situation. Aneesa wisely chooses to break it off, but not before a huge shouting match occurs with Veronica and the ex, who decide to come to the house together to pick up some of Veronica's things. After screaming at Veronica on the street (to the delight of her roommates), Aneesa breaks down crying in the bathroom.

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