We get into all of the different aspects of friendship and dating and all of the ways they intersect. There's too much to discuss so this is only part 1! Enjoy!

Dominique and Rachel welcome guest MonDarryl Smith as we continue to discuss Love Is Blind and delve into Carlton's storyline and what it's like to be a Black man who dates men and women in America.

Dominique and Rachel discuss the popular Netflix show "Love Is Blind" and what this experiment teaches us about love and relationships.

We have to be careful about when we think others need us to make their lives better. We need to consider what that says about how we view them AND how we view ourselves and our value. This was a major concept to tackle. Enjoy!

This episode is all about this classic love story movie and what it teaches us about love, what we see them learn about love and why healthy relationship behaviors don't necessarily make for a good movie.

Words matter. Abuse is abuse. Let's stop mincing words and minimizing abusive behavior. Let's call it what it is and then do something about it!

Much of what we learn isn't intentionally taught to us. In this episode, we dive into what we've learned about love and how much of it was unconsciously taught to us.

Dominique and Rachel dive into the trauma we sometimes experience at the hands of those charged with loving us the most and how we reconcile that so that we can move forward and heal.

In this episode, we dive into the difference between improving and changing and how to love and support your partner as they get better without demanding they change to be with you.

In a world that worships productivity and being busy, reminders to slow down and recharge are necessary. In this episode, we break down how important it is to our relationships to set boundaries and take time for ourselves.