EXCEEDING while BLACK

Everyone wants a open marriage until it is an open marriage...I just can't get with it. Are people really this weird?

It's the 20th EPISODE! I am so excited to be here with you guys and have come this far. Although your girl is still single I am experiencing life as I should and I don't have any further complaints.

Does anybody else feel as though they CANT be bought? Well, Tim definitely feels that way. There’s more to the story and we get the inside scoop on what ‘CantBuy’ is and what it means!

Here we are with PART TWO with Britney Lyle. We enter another stage of this conversation by having conversation about todays relationships and what it means to just be yourself. She also answers your questions and gives the best advice she can.

We want to blame everyone else for our lack of accountability when we really just need to learn how to communicate a little more effectively. Brittny Lyle, who is a licensed therapist gives us her expertise on why she believes therapy in the black community is necessary. She also dabbles in a little about the benefits of it as well, while I spill all the tea about my life.

I messed up yall but it's okay because I know how to fix it! I can fix it by sharing a little bit of me...let me catch you guys up!

Not every situation is how we imagine it to be but when things hit the ceiling the only thing that matters is how we feel.

We all have been through life where we hold our emotions in and just try to dissect everything that we have been through. Brianna shares the story that was holding her down and expresses herself and her abortion.

Being pregnant is a task within itself so when you have complications with not only your pregnancy but at the hospital that's when things can get a little crazy! Ireona speaks about her experience pre-birth and after birth with her two amazing children!

We switch the dynamic by speaking about the pre-birth and after birth. Jamila shares her experience of birth and some of the changes that she will make being a millennial mother.