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In this episode of The Love Lounge, we break down Clark v. Clark, a South Carolina Court of Appeals case that clarifies how non-disparagement provisions in family court orders are interpreted. We discuss the court's "might learn of" standard and why a parent can violate a non-disparagement order even if there is no proof that the child directly saw or heard the comments. This case highlights the importance of understanding how family court orders are designed to protect children from parental conflict. Because in family court, what a child may learn can matter just as much as what they are directly told. ✨ Connect with the movement:💅 Learn2Love: Being Her Newsletter🎧 Listen on Spotify📲 Follow along on Instagram🌐 Visit Learn2Love Academy 📣 Share this episode with a SisterQueen, #BeingHer.

In this episode of The Love Lounge, we explore what litigation abuse is and how the legal system can sometimes be used as a tool of control rather than protection. This conversation raises awareness of how repeated filings, unnecessary motions, intimidation through legal processes, and prolonged conflict can affect emotional well-being, stability, and a person’s sense of safety. Together, we unpack how litigation abuse often shows up quietly but persistently, creating pressure, confusion, and exhaustion for those experiencing it. We also discuss the importance of recognizing these patterns early and understanding that healthy legal advocacy should support resolution and clarity — not fear or control. Because justice should never feel like punishment for seeking peace. Healthy legal processes create space for fairness, boundaries, and protection — not ongoing harm. ✨ Connect with the movement: 💅 Learn2Love: Being Her Newsletter 🎧 Listen on Spotify 📲 Follow along on Instagram 🌐 Visit Learn2Love Academy 📣 If this episode speaks to you, share it with a SisterQueen, #BeingHer. Don’t forget to journal your reflections and let your healing speak.

In this episode of The Love Lounge, we honor Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and unpack what it truly means to say, Real Love Respects. This is not just a theme — it’s a standard. Together, we explore how unhealthy dynamics often begin quietly, disguised as concern, intensity, or passion, and why so many teens are never taught what healthy love actually looks like. We examine the subtle signs of control, the difference between intensity and intimacy, and how self-silencing slowly replaces self-expression. Because real love does not pressure, panic, or shrink you — it respects your time, your boundaries, your independence, and your emotional safety. ✨ Connect with the movement: 💅 Learn2Love: Being Her Newsletter 🎧 Listen on Spotify 📲 Follow along on Instagram 🌐 Visit Learn2Love Academy 📣 If this episode speaks to you, share it with a SisterQueen, #BeingHer. Don’t forget to journal your reflections and let your healing speak.

In this episode of The Love Lounge, we explore what it truly means to reclaim your voice—unlearning silence, examining how we were conditioned to communicate, and understanding why so many women learned to stay quiet to stay safe. This conversation invites reflection, awareness, and a return to your truth.

In this episode of The Love Lounge, we break down the concept of sleep divorce—an intentional choice some couples make to sleep separately to improve sleep quality, emotional regulation, and overall connection. You’ll learn why proximity doesn’t equal intimacy, how poor sleep affects behavior, and how prioritizing rest can actually strengthen your relationship. This is your invitation to unlearn, unbecome, and unapologetically own who you are. ✨ Connect with the movement:🖊️ Learn2Love: Being Her Newsletter🎧 Listen on Spotify📲 Follow along on Instagram🌐 Visit Learn2Love Academy 📣 If this episode speaks to you, share it with a SisterQueen, #BeingHer. Don’t forget to journal your reflections and let your healing speak.

In this episode, we dive into what it really means to step out of 'we' and back into 'me.' From embracing independence to finding peace in your own company, we talk about shifting from being defined by relationships to fully embodying the powerful woman you are meant to be. This is your invitation to unlearn, unbecome, and unapologetically own who you are. ✨ Connect with the movement: 📎 Learn2Love: Being Her Newsletter 🎧 Listen on Spotify 📱 Follow along on Instagram 🌐 Visit Learn2Love Academy 📝 If this episode speaks to you, share it with a SisterQueen, #BeingHer don’t forget to journal your reflections and let your healing speak.

This episode dives into the unspoken rules and rigid expectations that women have been conditioned to live by—how to look, how to act, how to succeed—and challenges us to break free. From beauty standards to career myths to the fear of being “too much,” this conversation is all about reclaiming your voice, your power, and your individuality. You’ll explore: The myths that hold women back (and how to spot them) Real talk about people-pleasing, perfectionism, and permission to take up space How to reframe your story and celebrate what makes you different A journaling + mindfulness segment to help you reflect and shift in real time A personal empowerment challenge to carry into the week This is your invitation to unlearn, unbecome, and unapologetically own who you are. ✨ Connect with the movement: 🔗 Learn2Love: Being Her Newsletter 🎧 Listen on Spotify 📸 Follow along on Instagram 🌐 Visit Learn2Love Academy 📝 If this episode speaks to you, share it with a SisterQueen, #BeingHer don’t forget to journal your reflections and let your healing speak.

Sisterhood is more than just friendship—it’s a movement, a source of strength, and a foundation for growth. In this episode ofThe Love Lounge, Wendy Bowen dives deep into the true meaning of sisterhood and why it’s so essential for women to uplift, support, and advocate for one another. We’ll explore the barriers that often hold us back—comparison, jealousy, past hurt—and how we can shift our mindset to foster real, meaningful connections. From breaking down competition to building a strong circle of women who celebrate each other’s wins, this conversation is a call to action:It’s time to lift as we climb.

Enjoy this special podcast as we have a candid conversation with Joy Easterling. She is owner of Sincerely Emotional. We hope you enjoy this great conversation.

Financial/Economic Abuse is far too common in unhealthy relationship. This episode provides food for thought in order to help women identify the One-Sided Hustler in their lives.

Listen to this interview with Realtor, Delia Campbell as she provides insight and suggestions regarding buying or selling real estate when going through a divorce.

The phrase "eat the crumbs" typically means to accept or settle for something that is of lesser value or importance than what one truly desires or deserves. It can also refer to being content with receiving only a small portion or benefit of something, rather than the full extent of what is available or deserved. The phrase often implies a sense of resignation or disappointment, as though the person who is "eating the crumbs" is doing so out of necessity rather than choice. It can be used in various contexts, such as in the workplace, relationships, or in terms of social and economic status. W.M. Bowen provides some uplifting advice about what to do with those crumbs and going for the whole loaf!

Divorce can be a difficult and emotional experience, and one of the most challenging aspects of the process is deciding what to do with the marital home. For many women, the home represents stability, comfort, and security, but that doesn’t mean that holding onto it is the best decision. In fact, letting go of the marital home can be liberating and provide opportunities for growth and new beginnings.

In this episode, we discuss Being and overwhelmed Her.  How you can let go of the shame and guilt of asking for help and letting go. You are encouraged to Be the Her who says No; Be the Her who Delegates; Be the Her who Rewrites "Woman has to do it all"

Child Support can be a very contentious subject.  Women across America seek the court's help every day to try to enforce child support orders and make men pay their fair share of what it takes to raise children.  This episode provides some basic statistics and information on child support enforcement, but goes deeper.  What is your plan B when the money is not consistent or never comes?