DSP “She’s a Strong Black Woman, Just Don’t Call Her That!” Ep. 36

DSP “She’s a Strong Black Woman, Just Don’t Call Her That!” Ep. 36

For some reason being or calling a woman a “strong black woman” has a negative connotation attached to it. AJ and Darah discuss is it really a bad thing, maybe a good thing, or if it’s really a thing at all. We’d love to hear y’all’s take on it. Continue the conversation in the comments, or even just with ur friends. Let’s take everything that may try to present itself as a negative and turn it into a positive by making it work for our good. Peace and love beautiful people. ✌🏾❤️

DSP “I Don’t F with Females!” Ep 35

AJ and Darah discuss why some women just simply don't get along with other women. Factors that may lead to this conclusion and the traumas caused. Tune in and please leave a comment if you genuinely "don't f with females" especially if you have a really good reason why. We love y'all! Thanks for listening

DSP “Can I Have Some Relationship Support Please!” Ep 34

Sometimes we feel like there’s a lack of support or just something missing in our relationships. Why can’t I depend on you for this? or Why do I feel like you’re not all the way with me, like I feel like I’m alone on this? Questions we may feel but never ask. Or sometimes we don’t even know that it’s support that we’re lacking. AJ and Darah hit on the topic of support in man/woman relationships. Chime in if you dare. Love y’all. ✊🏾

DSP “Does Jealousy Have a Place in Relationships” Ep 33

AJ and Darah talk about the taboo topic of jealousy! We have all dealt with it in one way or another. Is there another way of seeing jealousy? Watch as we explore what jealousy is and how it shows up in relationship. How do you deal with jealousy in your relationships? Does it have a place? Let us know in the comments!

DSP “Feeling Safe In Relationships” Ep 32

This diving duo discusses what it means for men and women to both feel safe in relationships with each other. This is something many of us never even consider but the lack of it is what subtly destroys relationships that we genuinely want to be in.