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Welcome back to the couch for Season 2 y'all! We are so excited to bring you all some new guests, new segments and the same hot takes and analysis. This episode is all about looking back to go forward; how our first loves and biggest heartbreaks changed the ways we date now.

Drop some of your biggest lessons you learned from your early loves or recent heartbreaks. We can't wait to hear from y'all!

Hey Y'all, Get to the couch for our final episode of the 1st season! Today we getting to the crux of our dating experiences, the thing that's always gonna define our POV in the world of dating, our blackness! and stay tuned for our hot takes on Heated Rivalry.

Welcome back to the couch y'all! This episode might get the girls in a tizzy because it is all about how we date the potential of what a partner could be rather than the partner themselves. We're talking craziest things we justify in the name of potential, and why we date false hope. Kiki with us and comment some of the things you've justified because you thought a person might've had potential!

We’re back and this ep is all about attachment styles in dating— your hosts even expose some of our own toxic traits in relationships. And you know it wouldn’t be us without some hot takes and some hot topics. Come get to the couch!

Girl, this episode is all about people pleasing. How it shows up in romantic relationships and friendships. We also introduce a new segment called "red flag of the week"! And trust, they will have you wanting to RUN FOR THE HILLS!

Morgan & Kya are back with more hot takes and then... oooo chile, our discussion about open and poly relationships is one for the books... and for the girls... and the boys... and the they/thems.... the people of all gender approprations

Hey y'all! We're Kya & Morgan, it's nice to meet ya! Get ready for us to drop some hot takes (and no, we will not be taking questions), then head to the couch to unpack a few particularly diabolical characters we've encountered online. We close with a pop-cultural critique on JoJo Siwa and exploring ones' sexuality without demonizing a common and natural experience.