In this episode, Wolf & Que dissect the evolution of relationships and the internal work required to sustain them. They unpack the layers of growth, change, and adaptation, encouraging listeners to know their trauma and understand how generational cycles impact personal choices.

Key concepts like “doorman vs. door mat”, the distinction between a good person and a nice person, and the weight of trauma vs. upbringing are all explored. They challenge the illusion of perceived perfection and how acceptance doesn’t always equal agreement.

From protection as prevention to the journey of becoming a better son, the episode highlights the importance of black women’s protection, breaking generational curses, and making sure your best years are still ahead of you.

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