The Reject Sorority

The Rejects continue their discussion on toxic traits, this time.... they invited the fellas. Listen as these 3 men, now dubbed members of "The Reject Fraternity", open up and talk freely about their toxic traits and how they're evolving from them.

The Rejects explore the reasons why Lette feels the need to "belong", as she opens up about feeling left out by her family and the feeling of abandonment.

The Rejects invite three other women on to discuss what toxic traits they're aware of bringing into their relationships and how to move forward eliminating toxic behaviors in the future. YES, WE ADMIT WE'RE WRONG!!

The Rejects lend the mic to Mayra this episode, as she opens up about recent hard times and "filling her cup".

The ladies discuss the importance of being vulnerable, and how each of them struggle in different ways in those moments of vulnerability.

We're back! After taking a week off to get right with ourselves, we discuss the importance of self care, what it means to each of us, and recognizing when we need it the most. 

We're getting into "cuffing season" and we're asking the men in our lives what men really look for in women. They're also spillin' the tea on what the REAL deal breakers are. 

Piggy-Backing off our last episode with our guest speaker, we dive into our personal pressures as women in society and why we decided to do things different. Remember; IT'S OKAY TO DO THINGS YOUR WAY!!

Episode 5 we decided to have a guest, Tannia from the "30 Going on 20" podcast. We discuss different life paths, what "30 going on 20" means to her and the different pressures society/family puts on us as women. With three single childless rejects, we open up another side of the conversation with Tannia; learning what it really means to juggle life, being a mom and maintaining a healthy relationship with herself. Follow Tannia on Instagram: @tanieeezy and look out for her podcast "30 Going on 20" on all platforms.

Dez is a little passionate about this one guys and gals!! Listen in and we'll come clean about our friend zone moments and why it isn't as bad as the world puts it off to be.