Ethena's Play Pen

They say blood is thicker than water—but what if your own family is the poison in your life? In this explosive episode of Play Pen, we're diving deep into the shocking truth no one wants to admit: sometimes, the people closest to you are the ones pulling the strings, manipulating you, and secretly crushing your dreams. Whether it's jealousy, control, or pure sabotage, we expose how even your own flesh and blood can keep you from your ultimate success.

These affirmations are designed to spice up your relationship

These affirmations serve as a reminder for the sexy confident woman. 

These affirmations are designed to speak positive words into your relationship. 

Everyone needs some positive self talk. This will remind you of your good-good qualities. 

Something for the men... who are serious and want to be in a serious relationship. Here are some affirmations for focusing on your love. 

Affirmations to declare your desire to get married.  It is much more than rainbows and flowers- it is all about choices and cherishing one another. Are you really ready for the responsibility?

Love is in the air, or should I say "on the screen".  The multi-billion dollar world of online dating is alive and well, but how do you maneuver to avoid the catfish and scams?  This episode talks about the ins and outs of dating online.  Ethena the host of the show and also a former police officer,  tells of the advice she received from Investigator Whitestone of Whitestone Investigations along with her personal online dating story.  

Hear about red flags and how to listen to your heart. Don't miss this episode in the play pen.  

Are you divorced and want to speak your new marriage into existence? These Affirmations will help.  

Hazardous relationships include but are not limited to domestic violence. They can be manipulating situations where you feel trapped, like you are never able to satisfy your partner or situations of mental/psychological abuse.  These affirmations can help you relied who you are and get out. visit www.thehotline.org or call 1800-799-7233 if you need help.