It’s been a minute, y’all. Life has been life’n, and I’m finally sitting down to share the vulnerable stuff I’ve been holding back. This episode is me being more real than I’ve ever been on this mic—talking about what it means to actually let yourself feel instead of just pushing through.

I open up about navigating seven years of being single, the breakup that shifted everything, moving back home, financial stress, therapy, and all the emotions I thought I’d already dealt with (spoiler: I hadn’t). A scene from All American hit me hard and made me realize—it’s not about the wedding, it’s about the marriage.

I'm sharing my struggles with mental health, financial pressures, and the challenges of parenting as a single mother. This is my most vulnerable, and I emphasize its importance, acknowledging that it's okay to not always be okay. Throughout the discussion, I reflect on the weight of responsibility, the quest for balance in life, and the need for support from others. Also touching on the realities of job searching and the burden of societal expectations, ultimately highlighting the journey of self-discovery and the importance of checking in on those who seem strong.

From reality TV drama to real-life boundaries, this episode dives deep into respect, relationships, and protecting your peace. Whether it’s family dynamics, dating frustrations, or knowing when to walk away, it’s a candid, relatable talk you’ll feel in your soul.