Sitting Down With the Sisters

today we're touching on the topic of Modesty as a Christian and how to navigate that in today's society; whether there's certain clothing items you shouldn't wear to posting provocative pictures on social media, we're diving into it! what are your thoughts, when is it too much skin and does it become a poor reflection?

we know some of you may have seen and continue to see the growing up african in london conversations as well as what it was like during school days so we thought it's only right for us to share our experiences and what it was like growing up african in south london and how "uncool" it was versus how different it is now! let us know your thoughts. why do you think being african back in school wasn't the best experience for many?

in today's episode we're exploring the term "weaponised incompetence" and how it's shown up in an African household amongst other things. it's our first time even hearing this term so we had to take a deeper dive into it; let us know your thoughts and if you have any other examples we haven't mentioned that falls under this terminology!

in today's episode we touch on a range of topics; who we would and wouldn't date, loyalty in relationships & much more! share your thoughts on the episode via the question section below.

thank you for your continued support and all the love you show us! today we're discussing the no face no case dating that's very prominent on social media; whoever you're dating, your followers don't get to see their face but they may just see the back of his/her head, their hand, their leg and it goes on. do you think it's weird or should it just be expected in this day and age of social media?

in today's episode we're discussing being a people pleaser; the lengths people will go to, why they may do it, have we ever been a people pleaser and how do you break out of it! do you think it's something we as humans are naturally or more of a conscious choice?

after seeing a tweet where someone established who they wouldn't date and it sparking a debate amongst black twitter, we decided to go into who we wouldn't date either and where we draw the line! comment down below, do you think people should waver on their standards or are standards there for a reason?

in today's episode we're discussing being "the chill girl." the notion that if you behave a certain way then it'll get you the results you want out of a man, for example, suppressing who you are & compromising on what you really want (whether it be commitment, marriage etc.) in order to get a man to be AND stay with you. have you ever been the chill girl?

if you've already started watching, then you'll know we're celebrating Temi's birthday, don't forget to wish her a happy birthday down below! in today's episode we're diving into the question of: if your friend has an issue/beef with someone, do you automatically have an issue with them too? do you think it's reasonable for your friend to expect that or is it childish?

in today's episode we're discussing long distance relationships - could we be in one, what are the pros and cons & whether it's realistic for us. if you met someone who ticked all your boxes but the only downside was where they lived, could you still date them?