Gettin’ Real.

Iconic. Unhinged. Necessary

This week’s episode is a full highlight reel of my most iconic moments in dating — the stories, the decisions, and the times I absolutely stood on business. We’re talking the kind of moments that live rent-free in your head… where you look back and think “yeah, I did what needed to be done.” Some are a little chaotic, some are very justified, and all of them? Memorable. If you’ve ever had a moment where you surprised even yourself with how you handled a situation, this episode is for you. Consider this a collection of stories that are equal parts entertaining, relatable, and just a little bit unhinged.

Gettin’ Real.

This week’s episode is a more serious one. I’m opening up about my personal experience with domestic abuse, what it looked like in my life, and some of the things I’ve had to process and heal from. This conversation is raw, honest, and definitely more vulnerable than my usual episodes — but it’s one I felt was important to have.

Sir, we’re not circling back on this.

This week’s episode is all about the immediate no’s — the icks, red flags, and tiny things that have me mentally (and sometimes physically) leaving within minutes LOL. Not everything is that deep… but some things are definitely enough to never see me again. No second chances, no follow-ups, no “maybe I was overthinking”… just vibes off, I’m out.

He Needed Therapy… I Needed to Leave

This week’s episode is all about growth—because I used to be the girl who saw red flags and thought “I can work with that.” From trying to fix emotionally unavailable men to ignoring obvious warning signs, I’m breaking down what I’ve learned and how I’ve changed. Turns out, it was never my job to fix anyone.

Wallstreet Ego… Overdraft Energy.

This week on TBH, I’m diving into the irony of taking financial advice from someone with a Wall Street ego and overdraft energy. Let’s get into unsolicited opinions, questionable finances, and why some people feel way too qualified to speak on things they clearly haven’t mastered. Moral of the story: check your statements before you check me.