In Press 20 for Lover Girl Casa is Su Casa, we unpack everything that went down during Casa Amor—the switches, the lies, the crash-outs, and the men who forgot they were being filmed.

In Press 19 for Love (r Girl) Island we clock in for our unofficial Love Island recap. We get into who's actually toxic, who's just emotionally immature, and which villa behaviors have the girls screaming "free her" at the screen. Because not every red flag is a dealbreaker, but baby, some of these people need less screen time and more therapy.

n Press 18 to Ride Past Your Funeral, we unpack the difference between holding someone down and being held down. We talk about the ride-or-die epidemic, why so many Black women have been taught that struggle is proof of love.

In Press 17 to Post or Not to Post, we get into the age-old question: should relationships be public, private, or somewhere in between?

In Press 16 for Lover Girl Languages, we get into love languages. We talk how our love languages have evolved over time and whether loving someone the way they need to be loved is more important than loving them the way that comes naturally to you.

In Press 15 to Escape the Velvet Ditch, we get into intentionality—what it looks like, what it doesn’t, and why we are choosing to be intentionally single right now.

In Press 14 to Say It With Your Chest, we get into communication—starting with being honest with yourself first. We unpack those outdated ideas men subscribe to when it comes to communication, women as verbal processors, and why avoiding conversations doesn't make issues disappear. Because letting things sit too long doesn't make you mature… it just makes it messier.

In Press 13 for Lover Girl Limits, we get clear on the difference between boundaries and non-negotiables—and why one bends and the other absolutely does not. We talk respect, self-sufficiency, self-love, trust, safety, and communication as the bare minimum, not bonus features. And when it comes to men wanting what’s done in the dark to stay there? Baby… everything comes to light—and as women, we don’t just find it, we carry it.

In Press 12 for ULG Tales: The Good, The Bad & The Ghetto, we’re telling the truth about our dating histories— no filters. From sweet moments to straight-up ghetto experiences, we unpack what it’s really been giving and why the streets feel a little… bleak. And to our mamas? Don’t rush us on them grandbabies—because honey, it might be a while.

In Press 11 for Love & Lease Agreements, we get into living with your partner and whether moving in before a ring is really the move. Your ULGs have been there, done that, got the t-shirt—but at this stage, we talking commitment, not just convenience. For the lovers and friends, we break down why a formal meeting is a must before signing a lease—expectations, roles, all of it—because baby, don’t let roommate problems turn into relationship problems. Like Latto said… it’s business.