Dating Over 30 Sucks!

New year with a new guest and new perspective on expectations in budding relationships, death to Netflix & Chill…….play Taboo while checking for arthritis. Along with doing the work when it comes to therapy and keeping myself open to the men who like warm peanut butter. 

When Dr. Michele and I get together, the conversation is endless. Excited to dive into conversation about faith, dating pressure from the church, the black unicorn phenomenon, falling in love at first site, and embracing the tangible skills needed in a mate. This is also the year end show so there’s a special thank you to ALL of my guests thus far. THANK YOU!

Gems on gems on gems with my good girlfriend Liz. We talk about how we’ve evolved from our expectations of what our 20-something-selves should have achieved and how we are living in the moment dating over 30.

A candid conversation about her relationship-to-marriage-to divorce and faith along with apps still failing us when it comes to dating over 30. Jahara has an open conversation about her growth and never living in the ‘what ifs’ of moving on.

Is there a description needed….?! This is a girl chat about all things relationship, dating, friendship, and more. Jessica truly is the Charlotte to my Carrie, so enjoy!

In my first show on the road, LL Cool I (pronounced LL’COI) and I talk about bar etiquette when tryna holla, evictions during a pandemic, the “No Cheapo’s Allowed” credo, along with LL’Coi getting his groove back in his 30s…...and reminiscing on our sex drives in our 20s. 

Hookah and fun with Bull City’s finest as we talk about how black men are more successful on dating apps, our time on The League, dating internationally along with @HookahBull coming soon!!!

Because it’s a celebration every time we link up, Megan and I dive into it all.........like dating as a single mom of a teenager, realistic dating standards along with the running theme that “MOMS F*CK!”

Bringing the evolving black man, Brian, to the podcast to talk about what women should be bringing to the table, being a work in progress, knowing our toxic traits, along with dropping all types of gems on how to be the best you before getting in a relationship.

During a weekend visit, Gabby and I chat (and laugh) about the importance of giving your vagina a rest, claiming your sexual renaissance, getting your filth flarn filth on, and she firmly establishes that “MOMS F*CK!” (her words, not mine)