In this deeply personal episode of Truth Be Told, Alana opens up about a relationship that’s been weighing heavy on her heart. After a warning from his ex, who claims she was used and abandoned, Alana shares the timeline of events that now have her questioning everything. When the man she welcomed into her home starts slipping financially—right as she’s navigating her own layoff—Alana is forced to ask: Was she being loved, or being played?

Is he just going through a tough time? Or is this the same man his ex tried to warn her about?

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Today on Truth Be Told, Alana opens up about a moment that felt small on the surface — but underneath it? A whole storm of past trauma, trust issues, and that tricky little voice that asks: “Is this your intuition… or are you just scared of getting hurt again?”

When your boyfriend’s ex comes to you "as a woman" with receipts, even if they turn out to be lies, the damage is already done. Now, every vibe shift feels suspicious. Every phone glance looks like a red flag. And before you know it, you’re questioning someone who’s given you no reason to doubt them — just to protect yourself from pain that’s already passed.

In this raw, real, and reflective episode, Alana dives into self-sabotage in relationships:

• Why we push people away when things feel too good
• How to tell the difference between fear and gut feelings
• What it means to love someone while healing your own wounds

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In this raw and revealing episode of Truth Be Told, I’m opening up about the work drama that pushed me to my breaking point. From the microaggressions to the mental toll, I share how I made the difficult — but necessary — decision to quit my job and file for worker’s compensation due to psychological harm.

This isn’t just a story about leaving a toxic workplace. It’s about reclaiming your peace, honoring your mental health, and knowing when to say enough. If you've ever felt undervalued, silenced, or gaslit at work — this one’s for you.

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