Nails done, hair done, everything did..is that the root of femineity or does a man need a soft hold and a soft heart to feel like a king in his home? Are you feminine enough? Or are you one of those " I have a healthy balance of both" kinda woman? Well, we are living in a world where men think women, specifically black women are not feminine enough. We are too hard and we think we can do it all without a man, or do we? Some of us have found ourselves in circumstances that require us to be a little tougher on the outside and depend on our feminine wiles to get things done that most think a man should be doing. Grab a glass of wine and Join Kokoa and Nish as we dive into this conversation face first!

Divorce. Infidelity. Stress of all types. There are few experiences worse than feeling like you have put in so much yourself into something and it ends up betraying you. Having been through infidelity myself, I understand that it is devastating. They say time heals and all that but for some people, time doesn't do enough. There are so many people in the same situation as you who have managed to move forward without turning into an angry bitter shell of their former selves. We know you have more questions than answers but that's where we come in. Join us as we journey through healing after infidelity while trying to decide if there is any real value in trying to save your relationship or marriage after all you've been through (and if so, how?).

Recently, the black woman's reputation seems to be at an all-time low. From blogs to social media platforms it is trendy to label them the aesthetically less beautiful angry women who are not feminine enough to be marriable. We're judged by looks. By society, men, and even other women in our own community. We discuss how you can learn to love yourself and your features. How to love the skin you're in and how you don't need anyone else's approval for you to be happy. So join us for a deep conversation about what it means to be a black woman today...

This discussion about dating in Atlanta is definitely one you want to tune into. We have a woman that's been married 9 years and met her husband online, we have a divorced mom of three that is single for the first time in her adult life and we have a single mom who is just out of a four year relationship but is open to meeting someone new. Join us as we dive into some common misconceptions on dating in the city vs. how these three women approach it with an entirely different vibe. There are actually some good guys out there, but are you a good woman? Also, dating online can lead to an amazing match, my long-time friend Gentry shares her experience with online dating and how she met her husband through Match.Com. And who says you can meet your person while also focusing on yourself? Contrary to trending dialogues, you can date and be open to finding a life partner while still focusing on your goals, you don't have to choose one or the other. Let's see what these ladies have to say about it.