The rules always seem to change depending on who you are. In this episode, we’re unpacking the double standards that show up in various way and ways to combat it. We should all be living a life according to morals, standards, and the Word of God above all things. Don't get so caught up in the world. Men and women are called to higher, so we should live accordingly.

You can’t keep giving from a place of emptiness. In this episode, we’re talking about the importance of choosing yourself without guilt and learning how to pour into your own cup before trying to fill everyone else’s.

We unpack how overgiving, people-pleasing, and constantly showing up for others can quietly lead to burnout, resentment, and disconnection from yourself. This conversation is about redefining self-care as self-respect, honoring your limits, and understanding that taking care of you is not selfish — it’s necessary.

From pregnancy choices to women’s bodies, emotions, timelines, and roles — it seems like everybody has an opinion. In this episode, we’re unpacking the constant commentary women face, especially during pregnancy, and why so many voices feel entitled to weigh in on experiences they’ll never fully live.

We talk about the emotional weight of unsolicited advice, the frustration of being spoken over instead of listened to, and how women are expected to carry life, responsibility, and strength while still being judged at every turn. This includes conversations around men’s opinions, societal expectations, and the pressure to justify deeply personal decisions.

Growth doesn’t always mean you’re “above” where you came from — sometimes it just means you’ve chosen a different path. In this episode, we’re talking about the freedom that comes with honoring your evolution without comparing it to anyone else’s journey.

We unpack how changing your values, boundaries, mindset, or lifestyle can create distance between you and people you once aligned with — and why that doesn’t make you better, wrong, or selfish. It just makes you different.

Not every wound comes with closure. Not every hurt is followed by accountability. In this episode, we’re talking about the pain of waiting for an apology that never came — and the healing that begins when you stop waiting for it.

We unpack what it feels like to carry unresolved hurt, how silence can sometimes hurt more than words, and why learning to move forward without validation is a necessary part of growth. This conversation is about releasing resentment, setting boundaries, and choosing peace even when the apology you deserved never showed up.

Sometimes you need prayer. Sometimes you need a licensed professional. And sometimes… you just need the group chat to tell you the truth you’ve been avoiding. In this episode, we’re diving into what it looks like when all three — God, therapy, and your circle — align to support your healing and growth.

We talk about how faith gives you direction, therapy gives you tools, and your friends give you community. Because healing was never meant to be done alone, and God often uses multiple sources to help you become who you’re called to be.

We’ve all heard the phrase, but living it out is a whole different story. In this episode, we’re talking about the moment when awareness meets accountability — when God shows you something, teaches you something, or exposes something in you, and now you’re responsible for responding.

This conversation gets into the uncomfortable but necessary truth: once you know better, you can’t hide behind the old version of yourself. Growth demands change. Healing requires action. And faith asks for obedience, not just intention.

There’s a big difference between knowing God and fearing Him — and a lot of us were raised on fear before we ever knew love. In this episode, we’re diving into how our relationship with God evolves when we shift from seeing Him as a distant authority to experiencing Him as a personal Father, friend, and guide.

We talk about how religion, upbringing, and church culture can sometimes teach fear over intimacy — and how that fear can block us from truly walking in freedom, grace, and trust.