The Blueprint of My Grandmother’s Love
What happens when a woman loses her husband and two sons… and never cries?
In this episode, I sit with the story of my grandmother — the matriarch who held our family together with quiet strength, silent pain, and unshakable grace.
This isn’t just her story — it’s a reflection of so many women who were never allowed to fall apart.
If you’ve ever carried unspoken grief… this one is for you.
Because silence doesn’t heal — but telling the truth can set you free.

What if the reunion between feminine and masculine isn’t about romance—but healing?
In this raw episode, Monette explores love beyond trauma, softness beyond survival, and the sacred balance we’re all being called to remember.
This is not about fixing each other. It’s about becoming whole—together.

I Took Pain for Love—Not Knowing I Deserved Better In this deeply personal and unfiltered episode of Butterfly: The Becoming, Monette opens the door to a truth many women carry but rarely say out loud: “I let them hurt me because I thought that was love.”

She speaks from the ashes of self-hatred — the kind that doesn’t scream, but whispers through your choices, your silence, and your willingness to shrink for the sake of being kept.

This is not a story about blame.
It’s a story about awakening.

About the girl who didn’t know her worth…

And the woman who finally does.

If your spirit has ever been tired from trying to be enough for someone else — this is your episode.