$Flawed$

This episode is about recognizing the difference between being stuck in your past and allowing your past to teach you where you’re going next.

Because healing isn’t about becoming perfect.

It’s about becoming free.

🖤 Welcome to my perfectly flawed life.

Well, it’s in the title… Start knowing the difference in distractions😊

Although life happens, either you can make it worse than what it is or make it better. I’m going over a series of events that would have anyone crashing out, but it could be several times worse. Just think before you react and look for the positives in the situation. It will be corrected in time through gratitude, a fresh mindset, revising your actions ,and patience.

Stop trying to change the way a person sees you; worry about how you see yourself.😒 🖕🏾 Them people disrespectfully.

Hmm 🤔… Idk what you should know about this, but at this age we all should know what, who, and when these tactics are used or even how it affects us.

Did I mention I’m gonna do a bipolar all-over-the-place episode? Yep, here it goes🤣 Listen and see..

Turn off the love music. 🤔 Nah, tune into yourself. This episode was just me speaking to anyone who listens to everyone but themselves. Cut that out. Time to bask in yourself…

Just my raw opinion, but I think a lot of POC move through spaces that were never socially built to accept us like they’re automatically safe. We call people “friend” way too quickly, trust way too easily, and sometimes we don’t pay attention to what’s happening right in front of us. That’s a problem. 🙄

It started to be about the overuse of the word b**ch and 304… No matter the context, it’s disrespectful, but I ranted off on disrespecting yourself in other ways. Just take a listen and drop your thoughts 😊

Why do so many people chase what’s already taken instead of healing what’s broken?

In this episode of $Flawed$, I’m sharing my thoughts on modern dating, emotional accountability, healing, and why I refuse to entertain people who are already committed elsewhere. I also open up about my own experience of unknowingly dating a married man and how it reshaped my perspective on relationships, respect, and self-worth.

This isn’t about judgment; it’s about choosing peace over chaos and reminding ourselves that healing should always come before a new relationship.

Because sometimes the simplest truth is the hardest one to accept…

That’s not your person.

Protect your peace. Heal what hurts. Respect what’s not yours. And remember… we’re all beautifully flawed. I’ll see you in the next episode.