Memoirs and SUM…

This week Myia Dominique speaks on Generational Curses. She speaks from her own personal experiences of generational curses she feels has been apart of her life and others that she has tried to stray away from. Myia Dominique gives some tips that she uses to be able to not only identify what that curse may be but also how to address it head on and decide how to move past it. She doesn’t allow the generational curses to be a he deranged on her life.

This week Myia Dominique and her favorite guys share some Christmas fun. They share their favorite Christmas memories with one another. Not only will they share their Christmas memories but they share a family ritual that they do yearly together. Ginger Bread House MAKING!

This week Myia Dominique and her god brother Shawn sheds some light on having an active sex life. Shawn has been in multiple relationships and so has Myia Dominique. These two share their thoughts on the importance of keeping an active SEX life in a relationship. They share their personal opinions and experiences as to why this may or may not be important.

This week Myia Dominique and her two girls Mahogany and Porshia join her in some sexy conversation on keeping it spicy in the bedroom. These ladies share the DO's and DONT's of keeping it spicy in the bedroom. Mahogany and Porshia share their sexual experiences and the reasons they have the mindset they have when it comes to sex and keeping thing spicy for your spouse.

This week Myia Dominique and her cousin Aryanna discuss womb healing. They answer the BIG QUESTION, Does time heal ALL wombs? Because, Ms. Aryanna has a degree in psychology, she will use that knowledge to answer this so hard question. Although there are many contributing factors to help answer this question, these ladies will use their own experiences to express their thoughts and opinions as to time really healing all wombs.

This week Myia Dominique features a Chicago Momprenuer Bridget. These ladies speak about self care and healing. These ladies share their knowledge and experiences on self care as momprenuers. They give advice and answer challenging questions that will challenge them to think beyond just what they know. These ladies go even further to share their personal experiences on healing. Bridget gives us tips on how to heal and how to acknowledge what healing really is. Let’s see how the two tie together.

This week Myia Dominique features her dad Toney Raggs, a violence prevention specialist. He speaks in depth about the importance of violence prevention and how important this job is. Toney gives us the details as to why he does this job and his personal experiences as a violence prevention specialist. He speaks about the duties of the job at hand and how the job effects his daily life.

This week Myia Dominique features gun violence survivor NuNu. She dives deep into her story of not only being a survivor of gun violence but how this was life changing for her, not only emotionally but physically. is paralyzed from the waist down and each day she is reminded of that when she is unable to complete basic daily tsk for herself and beautiful family. She explains how saddened it is to have to live in such a cruel world with selfish people and having to raise her children, let alone protect your family.

This week Myia Dominique and her long time high school friends Darnisha (Tennessee) and U-Conjáy (South Carolina) continue on the topic of having uncomfortable conversations with your friends. These ladies have a 10+ year relationship with one another, they have watched each other grow up, LITERALLY! They really go in depth on those uncomfortable conversations and how they go through those times when they were needed. Let me just say, these ladies share some real experiences that have even become relationship deal breakers within their circle before.

This week Myia Dominique shares her views on having uncomfortable conversations with your friends. She expresses not only her personal experiences but their opinions on the importance of doing this. As friends we should always value the thoughts of our friends rather we agree or not.