Am I really nonchalant? The normal black girl discusses what nonchalant truly means is it really that we don’t care or is it more that we’re taking stuff the way that it is? So tune in to the new episode of the normal black girl podcast where we dissect the difference between what is truly condemned as nonchalant

From Lori Harvey and Michael B Jordan’s break up to Caresha and Diddys explanation of being single and dating each other. The normal black girl discusses navigating the dating world and reassurance that it’s OK to be single for a while.

In tonight’s episode, the nbg discusses the struggle to separate your social media self from the real you. Is this a battle that can truly be won? Tune in to listen on my take of this topic

In tonight‘s episode, we discussed how easy it is for some women to become obsessed when finding a partner. Not all obsessions are considered crazy sometimes it’s just something that is subconscious when we find ourselves liking someone a lot. So the normal black girl is going to discuss how to stop obsessing over him, her, them and what we can do as women to allow the right men to pursue us.

In tonight’s episode, the normal black girl discusses the various opinions on women’s bodies. Whether it is via social media, strangers, friends and family etc. etc. It is never ok to allow anyone to come in the way of loving yourself fully.

A viral TikTok asked a very important question that stated, “Were are you born an introvert or did you become one over time?” The normal black girl describes the experience of becoming an introvert over time and how it may relate to other women in the black community as a possible trauma response to betrayal.

In tonight’s episode, the NBG discusses 9 habits to stop doing in order to live your best life. Most habits are harder to break than others but we all must continue to attempt to break these habits so we can gain access to the life we deserve.

Sometimes we have to step outside of ourselves and question, “At i the same supportive friend that I require my friends to be?” How can we be mad at others for not supporting us when we don’t do the same in return. The NBG discuss this topic in depth

Hey everyone so this episode is late. However, the normal black girl discusses the acceptance or the willingness to except the consequences of our actions. I have noticed as a woman we like conflict when we’re right, yet when we’re wrong we do shy away from it or we deflect responsibility. So this episode with tap in to it more, it is a broad episode in which it can be relevant to anyone no matter the gender, race or relationship type.

Can you trust yourself to trust others? A subject more complex than a many people fail to realize. Trust is something that we struggle with day-to-day due to past traumatic experiences that we may have had. Tonight, the normal black girl dissects trusting yourself and trusting others and what all it involves.