Foolish in Love & Finally Healing

Episode 21: Progress, Petty Thoughts & Reddit Drama

Episode 21 is a mix of reflection, laughs, and internet foolishness. I gave a quick update following my healing episode and talked a little about the response it received, how I’ve been feeling, and where my head is currently at in this journey.Then we switched gears and got into the mess. I reacted to some random things I found on social media that had me laughing, questioning humanity, and minding everybody’s business just a little bit. And of course, we had to end things off with two Am I The A**hole stories from Reddit because the people on that app refuse to act normal.So if you like self-reflection mixed with chaos, opinions, and internet drama… welcome home.

Foolish in Love & Finally Healing

Episode 20 gets real. Like REAL real.In this episode, I open up about healing, growth, toxic relationships, and the hard lessons that come with loving people who didn’t love you correctly. I break down 10 steps to healing and growing while sharing personal moments where I accepted less than I deserved, ignored red flags, stayed too long, and had to learn how to finally choose myself.I talk about the emotional recovery process, what it feels like to rebuild after heartbreak, and how healing isn’t always pretty, graceful, or linear. Sometimes healing looks like crying, overthinking, relapsing emotionally, wanting closure, and still finding a way to move forward anyway.I also discuss how having conversations, processing emotions, journaling, self-reflecting, and even talking things through has helped me navigate these last nine months of recovery and personal growth.If you’ve ever struggled to let go of someone, stayed in situations that hurt you, or are trying to figure out how to become a healthier version of yourself after pain, this episode is for you.Sometimes the biggest act of self-love is finally admitting you deserve better.

Episode 19: Did Drake Actually Carry Hip Hop?

This episode turned into a full hip hop group discussion because the internet has been in shambles over Drake dropping THREE albums at once. Between the Kendrick Lamar beef, the UMG lawsuit drama, and people debating whether Drake is still carrying rap or hurting it, everybody suddenly became a music critic overnight.I also got into the bigger conversation about hip hop in 2025 feeling a little dry, why people keep replaying older albums, and how sometimes the music you already love holds you over while you wait for artists to finally drop. Plus thoughts on Wale, Cardi B, good rap albums, music nostalgia, and whether fans are being too hard on today’s music scene.And of course… we had to end things with an “Am I the Asshole?” because the mess never sleeps.

Episode 18: Traffic, Treadmills & Toxic Questions

Episode 18 is giving irritation, honesty, and random internet chaos. I kicked things off with a full traffic rant because apparently people forget how to drive the second they leave the house. Then I talked about finally completing my fast, what the experience was like mentally and physically, and how the gym almost ruined my peace when somebody chose the treadmill DIRECTLY next to mine… despite there being other options. Why are we like this as a society?I also dove into some random questions I found online that turned into surprisingly funny conversations. What TV show could you watch for 72 straight hours for $100,000? Would you do OnlyFans for ONE night for $400,000? And how much money would it really take for people to embarrass themselves online?Basically this episode is a mix of ranting, laughing, side-eyeing humanity, and minding everybody’s business… including my own.

Episode 17: Fasting, Friendship Rules & Hard Truths

This episode is a mix of discipline, real-life caution, and a little bit of “be for real” energy.I start off talking about my current 72-hour liquid fast—why I’m doing it, what it’s teaching me about control, and how it’s pushing me mentally just as much as physically. Then we shift into something much heavier: a heartbreaking story about a young woman who traveled out of the country, met a man, went out with him, and tragically lost her life. It opens up a real conversation about safety, awareness, and the non-negotiables when moving outside—especially as women.From there, I get into one of my firm beliefs:“We come together, we leave together.”Because some situations don’t need independence—they need accountability.And of course, we close things out with a couple of “Am I the Ahole?”** scenarios, because sometimes y’all really be testing my patience and my judgment at the same time.Real talk, a little humor, and some lessons in between—just how we like it.