Strong Women, Tough Talks: Feminism & Toxic Relationships

THE B.I.T.C.H BLUEPRINT

Welcome back to The Pixie Podcast, where we talk real, we heal loud, and we glow louder. Today’s episode is for every woman who’s ever been called “too much,” “too strong,” or “too confident.” Let’s talk about The B.I.T.C.H. Blueprint. The B.I.T.C.H. Blueprint — where “bitch” is redefined as Boundaried, In-Tune, Tranquil, Confident, and Healed. Powerful, reflective, and conversational. She’s Boundaried, In-Tune, Tranquil, Confident, and Healed. Follow @the.pixiepodcast @diamdash__ ALL VISUALS ARE ON YOUTUBE THE PIXIE PODCAST

EP118: The Power of No: Redefining Boundaries Without Guilt

In this episode we talk about how women are conditioned to be agreeable and how that shows up in friendships, dating, and family. Instagram: @the.pixiepodcast @diamdash__ YouTube: The Pixie Podcast

Strong Women, Tough Talks: Feminism & Toxic Relationships

In this powerful panel discussion, strong, outspoken women come together to tackle the hard truths about feminism, dating, and toxic relationships. Join us as we dive deep into: ✅ The impact of feminism on modern relationships ✅ Why toxic relationships are so common – and how to avoid them ✅ Red flags vs. green flags: What every woman should know ✅ The role of self-love and empowerment in breaking toxic cycles ✅ Personal stories, hard truths, and real advice 🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the NOTIFICATION BELL so you never miss a conversation that matters! 📌 PLEASE FOLLOW THESE LADIES INSTAGRAMS: @gracieeemay @bratty_yazzy @heyy_slim @diamdash__ @the.pixiepodcast

EP. 117: The Impact of Social Media on Women’s Self-Esteem

Welcome to The Pixie Podcast, the podcast where we explore self-worth, mental health, and everything in between. I’m Diam, your host and today, we’re diving into a topic that affects millions of women worldwide—the impact of social media on self-esteem.

EP. 116: Decentering Men

EP: 116: Decentering Men Today, we’re diving into an important topic: decentering men. This isn’t about dismissing or devaluing men as people. Instead, it’s about shifting focus from centering men in your decisions, identity, and sense of worth—and reclaiming that space for yourself.