It's unusual and maybe even taboo for Black women to have these conversations publicly, but it's time. Why should we sit back in the cut pretending that we don't. Most of us have been raised in a church that told us to sit down and be quiet. Nope, not any more. Personally, I don't have anything against church, but I'm not that person to sit and be quiet. I'm a voice that needs to be heard and so is my special guest, Michelle. We are women with thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Thank you for tuning in!
In this episode we talk about the type of men that Michelle is attracted to and so many other great topics. Are you a woman that believes that a woman need to submit to their spouse. Michelle and I disagree on this topic and it's ok. Listen to what we each have to share. When I left my sixteen marriage, there are 3 things that I wanted to do and one was go to a strip club. I did it and loved it. Yes, the preachers ex wife. Actually, I learned some tricks there that I used ( ; 0 ) If you an Alpha Female, please listen because we are both Alpha Females and we own it. Women, do not apologize for who you are and who God created you to be. You are perfect!
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