hi y’all! i’m back, i’m new, and i’m political and i’m going to leave it at that. we got some long years ahead and it’s time to lock in

hi y’all! she’s back after 7 long months to pop her shit and tell her truth. oh how I missed my baby and yapping shit! on this episode of ppap we are giving once upon a time…. yeah that’s cute but as a lower class black girl you learn happily ever after isn’t for people who like freedom. in this episode i’ll be exploring my last relationship and I just couldn’t fit into the glass slipper that the world wants me to fit in. i can indeed slayyyyy my own dragon and dreammmm my own dream(I love cheetah girls lol) but no seriously what happens to the girl who won’t fit into the sparkly blue dress. what happens to the queer lower class black girl after she chooses to run off instead of the horse and carriage. you’ll find out in this episode of pretty people aren’t perfect🤭

hi yall! on todays episode i talk about what it is to just be on your shit! this episode of course inspired by the 90s song no diggity talks about self improvement, and just bringing out my inner girlboss. in life sometimes you have to find the best you and this is what this episode is about. self improvement is a beautiful path, and i just wanted to share my own experiences with that this week.

hi yall! she's backkkkk! did y'all mis me because i missed y'all too! ya girl has been extremely booked and busy we're going bigger and better! om this season of ppap we're going bigger and better! this season is more fun, what i bring this season! but going on into this episode y'all ever had a friend that cared way too much about male validation, or my man my man my man you to death, or have you ever been a pick me and choose a man over your friend this episode for you! in this episode i dive into what it means to finally let go of male validation and live bravely as yourself. there's more to life than a man and in this episode i teach you first hand how to find that, how to let go of friends who are pick mes, and how to live as an unapologetic woman. hope yall enjoy and she's backkkkkkkkk.

hi y'all! on this episode i get into something real and deep and that's my journey with queerness. being a 20 year-old who black woman who's recently out isn't the easiest thing in the world, but I still do it with love and grace. in today's episode I talk about my journey to realizing I'm queer, depictions of queerness and how they effected me growing up, and my relationship with religion and queerness. this is an all around episode of me just be daring and myself. while everyone has their own steps on their journey I really like how I present mine with humour in this episode. we're living in very scary times for queer people and culture, but something that I feels triumphs fear is honesty and love, and this is what my epsiode is all about.

hi y'all! this weeks episode is actually a reshoot of an episode i filmed earlier. a big part of releasing and putting out art is what message do we want to send with it. honestly i didn't like the message i was sending it wasn't giving at allll! so this time i come back on the mic with a little less hurt and a lot more honesty. while being lied and gaslit within a friendship doesn't feel good sometimes when they go low we have to go high. on this episode i dig into what it means to learn from hurt and betrayal, seeing people for their actions and not who they present as, and realizing that sometimes bad sh*t happens and you didn't deserve. this is most certainly an episode that shows growth, strength, and resilience.

on this episode of pretty people aren't perfect we discuss one of the most hot button topics in today's world the villainization of black women. in a world full of therapy language people are always looking for someone to shift blame too and unfortunately black women are a large group that the blame is defaulted too when people don't want to take responsibility. in this episode of pretty people aren't perfect i discuss my own personal villanization, and what i went through on that journey. this is a self referential deep dive on my life and what it means to be a black women who has been demonized. i decided to name this episode after a quote that i love saying, "if their going to make me a villain so what the villains dress better anyways"

hi y’all! 💕🫶🏾 i’m back for week two and on this episode the topic is love specifically my first one! i feel like our fl really sets the pace for our dating life, and moving forward from it teaches us a lot. one of my favorite stories to tell from the beginning to the breakup. i love to live my fantasy and this was a fun little part of my journey with love and life in general. from the explosiveness to the path of healing i talk about it all on this episode! I hope you guys enjoy this week!