Her Queendom

It has been a long time since Queen KP Naledi has recored an episode but she is back and she is full of energy. On this episode she talks about what the podcast is about and she also touches on a topic about Women Against Women. "We need to start Empowering each other as Women".

On this episode Queen KP Naledi is on fire as she talks about the way society is unfair towards men. She talks about how men are always blamed for breakups and divorce, she also talks about the things women always get away with e.g; cheating & so on. She expressed that "Men have feelings and they want to live can we consider treating them the same way we want to be treated as women and children".

On this episode (7) Naledi Sebola talks about marriages often failing because men seek power and she further explains that men shouldn't be seeking for power, the power should be given to them. Women need to learn to submit to their Partners.

On this episode (6) Naledi Sebola talks about expectations and lists some of the unrealistic expectations most women have. She talks a bit about what men should do in a woman's life.

On this episode (5) Naledi Sebola uses an example of what she saw to express the topic of Rejection. Rejection can be defined as the act of pushing someone or something away. Rejection can be experienced on a large scale or in small ways in our everyday life.

Is it to be accepted or to accept? On this episode(4) Naledi Sebola talks about learning how to accept yourself instead of looking to be accepted by people who really don't care out there.

On this episode (3) Naledi Sebola talks about sex, the advantages and disadvantages it has. She also adds on about being in a relationship without sex.

On this episode (3) Naledi Sebola talks about coming out of the defence mode. Everyone needs to accept that criticism will always be there and sometimes the best way to deal with it is to let their guard down.

On this episode (3) Naledi Sebola talks about coming out of the defence mode. Everyone needs to accept that criticism will always be there and sometimes the best way to deal with it is to let their guard down.

On this episode Naledi Sebola talks about learning when and how to let go. The founder of The Body Garden Khomotjo Mphalele adds on her notions and experience about letting go.