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In the final episode of the support segment of the Pillars of our Relationship series, Bree and Kris explore what it means to maintain their individuality while in a relationship. They spend some time talking about co-dependency, and what that looks like, and how they are slowly morphing into each other. They even touch on toxic monogamy, and what some of the signs are. Definitely worthwhile to tune in.
In the second episode of the support series, Bree and self-care queen Kris explore what self-care is, and how to recognize when we need it. They talk about some of the things they do for self-care, and why you should say f**k that job. Taking care of yourself means you can support your partner better. After all, You can’t pour from an empty cup.
TW: abortion
Whodini posed the question “Friends, how many of us have them?” back in 1984, and Bree and Kris are still asking the question in 2020. They spend a little under an hour diving deep into the significance of communicating in friendship, its relation to romantic relationships, and its importance in our lives. Why do we value romantic relationships more than platonic ones? How come nobody talks about the pain behind breaking up with friends? This episode is the second part of the communication series.
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Bree and Kris explore the term “communication is key” in part 1 of the “Pillars of Our Relationship” series. This 8 week long series features episodes about the 3 foundational aspects of their relationship: Communication, Support, and Sex. How do they maintain their black ass, queer ass, real ass love? You are about to find out. It’s not a coincidence that communication starts the series off, and you’ll hear about how even the small stuff gets talked about. So sit back, relax, and let’s start the show.
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Being young and trying to figure yourself out is hard enough. Being young and queer with no one to show you the ropes? The struggle is real. In this episode, we will share our “coming out” stories, and give some guidance to the baby gays (even though we know some of y’all are going to learn the hard way anyway).
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“When we speak we are afraid our words will not be heard or welcomed. But when we are silent, we are still afraid. So it is better to speak.” – Audre Lorde And that’s exactly what we’ve decided to do- speak, as unapologetic queer black women. Before we can tell you about our relationship, or give you advice, we have to tell you how our identities intersect and make us who we are. If you’ve ever had a person ask you to put any of your identities to the side for the supposed “greater good” I’m sure you can relate. We decided to answer all of those uncomfortable unasked questions here with black queer people being first and foremost. This episode on intersectionality is for you.
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