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Akeem, Kyneye, and Staqz feel women should not have anything to say about what men (which most of the time, are head of the household) spend their money on if all of the bills are paid. KB and Shakyra disagree with that 100%. Should women have an input on what their significant other spends on things that do not pertain to the bills?
What are some of the common double standards that we see today? Jobs, child support, dating, jail sentences?
Have you ever stopped yourself from talking to someone about how you feel because you care so much about their feelings over your own? Tune in to see how we can relate.
Shakyra and Akeem get more detailed in the abuse they experienced as children. They are determined not to continue this curse that has been running through their family for years.
Kyneye speaks on how hoarding things has been a common trait within his family. Akeem and Shakyra speak on the physical abuse they had to deal with while growing up until they were old enough to understand, and eventually forgive their mom for what she had done to them in the past.Disclaimer: You will hear our children screaming and playing during this episode
KB hasn't heard about ALL of the stories of the people throughout her family that have struggled with alcoholism. But she has had her fair share of judgement from people who think her PURPOSELY choosing NOT to drink is borderline ridiculous.
Child support can significantly effect a man that is a father, whether he wants to be one or not. Sometimes a woman can take advantage of the system, and be vengeful to the baby father when it comes to child support. This is another major reason, in our opinion (4 out of 5 of us at least lol), why paternity test should be mandatory.
Shakyra stands her ground about not having mandatory paternity test. Will the rest of the crew understand her position as to why she feels that way?
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Join KB and the crew to discuss topics, good and bad, that are most talked about today. Us 90s kids have so much to say, and can ALMOST all agree to the things we talk about. But when we disagree,…