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What happens when the village gets accountability wrong? Join blac_widow on Letting It Out the House for two very real Baltimore DMs, heartfelt tough love, and a conversation about family, community, and breaking harmful cycles. Inspired by Uncle T Williams’s message and honoring Tupac Shakur’s work, this episode asks how we can help each other grow even through concrete.

Co-parenting shouldn’t feel like a reality show… but sometimes it does story of missed weekends and messy relationships, with real talk for moms and dads on showing up, keeping promises, and raising kids without losing your sanity.

Asking for help is not weakness, it is courage. In this episode, we explore the sting of rejection, one sided friendships, and the quiet strength of people who truly show up.

This week on Letting It Out the House, we’re pulling the mass of the bold-face liar-the ones who look you dead in the eye and I make you question what you saw. In this episode, we unpack: . What people lie about the most . Why they lie . How to deal with a liar without losing your peace And for the first time, I’m sharing a real DM from one of my listeners -about a man I’ll call Mr. Double Shift-living in a double life with his girlfriend and his best friend. Because closure isn’t always a conversation… sometimes it’s a decision ✌🏾

We're getting real about the messy hilarious and powerful journey self improvement from awkward mirror, talks, and questionable coping habits to setting extra goals. ( that don't involve your ex), we break down three life challenge of elements. Every glow up needs self reflection, goal setting, and motivation. Is healing ghetto? Yes. His growth uncomfortable? Also, yes. Is it worth it? Absolutely Sis. Tune in for the laughs, the truth, and the gentle push you didn't know you needed it. Because becoming her is a process-and you don't have to do it alone

It’s time to fight back and take back your power. Narcissists aren’t the only ones with strength; period it’s time to send them to therapy and regain your life. Cause ain’t nobody going to deal with “this is who I am.”

As parents, we often rely back to our childhoods as a reference to raise our children. Not all learned behavior is acceptable, and abusing a child mentally, physically, and or emotionally should not be deemed as LOVE!

A brand new podcast showcasing thoughts and ideas. Feel free to email topics, questions, or matters of concern to [email protected] As always lets build a web of greatesness and heal in our process.