Grillz & Heels

We are back at it again. We are catching you all up on what has happening since last year.

We are talking about sex, breaking up, relationships, love, and family.

On this episode Trissy Lyn discusses her break up and baby mama drama. Rebecca Sky explains the meaning of Fenced in Front Yard and why she feels she is a "sidewalk chick". We also dive in what talking, dating, and wasting your time looks like.

On this episode Rebecca Sky & Trissy Lyn dive deep in the anatomy of a well sexed woman. There are different layers to all of this. Sit back & listen to these ladies talk about sex, head, buying puppies, bad sex, body count management and much more.

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Produced by: Michael "Sidditty Mike" Gaines

Being Nice gets you Nowhere In Dating So stop.

Literally everyone has heard that nice guys finish last, but we’ve never heard someone say the same about girls. Guys like a strong woman who’s not afraid to ask for what she wants, not a timid girl who won’t stand up for herself. We don’t want a guy who’s a doormat, so why do we expect that men would feel any differently about us?

The best part about giving up the “nice girl” act was that you are able to stand up for what you want and vocalize your priorities in the relationship.

Understanding why breakups are so difficult will help you heal and move on when a relationship ends. Sometimes it helps to know why your heart hurts…and sometimes you just need to let your heart heal at her own pace.

Different breakups are difficult for different reasons. Sometimes breaking up is hard because of the shock of a sudden breakup. Sometimes breaking up is hard because you’re dealing with other issues in your life. But most of the time breaking up is hard because of love.

On this episode we discuss breaking up.

On this episode we discuss the Dope Black Queen. Why is it that we are the most unprotected, neglected, and overly sexualized group in this world??? Listen to Tryissy Lyn & Rebecca Sky give their opinions to this concept. We also dive in why is having mixed children the latest trend.... Come on now people.

This episode we discuss what this pandemic era has taught us about ourselves so far. We also discuss when you know its time to love again about heartbreak.

People always say, “Date at your level,” or “He or she isn’t on my level” or something to that extent, but what does that really mean? Everyone should have standards and we wholeheartedly agree with the practice, but we think many people drop the ball in 1) Defining their level and 2) the implementation.

But lately, we’ve been hearing too many people place ridiculous standards of what someone has materialistically (and equating this surface level achievement to being on their level) as opposed to what a person can do for them mentally, physically, emotionally and most importantly, spiritually in a relationship.

Moral: Just because he or she may pick you up in a Benz doesn’t mean they’re committed to your growth …or are even interested or able to be (shrugs).

With this latest news of a pandemic happening in this world, hear what Trissy Lyn & Rebecca Sky have to share when it comes to their views as educators, parents, and women. This Corona Virus aka CoVid-19 has hit this country like a steam roller leveling out everything. Businesses are closed, unemployment is about to hit a record high, and people are panicking. There is no tissue in stores!!

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