CyclePath2.0

My daughter is everybody’s bestie, I’m overstimulated by everybody’s existence, and somehow we’re both learning boundaries. 😂 From raising a tiny social butterfly with unlimited hugs to realizing my own love language comes with business hours, we’re talking motherhood, personal space, co-parenting chaos, emotional baggage, and why being single might be my healthiest relationship right now.

I love hard, I need space, and apparently healing comes with a five-year-old who doesn’t understand personal bubbles. Welcome to the chaos. 🍷💀

Coparenting chronicles, dating, parenting. Typical.

When does the madness end? Will it ever? Stay tuned on coparenting chronicles.

They say bigger is better, but baby, WHO said that?! 😭😂 Some blessings come with consequences, and quite frankly, I didn’t sign up for all that! Let’s talk about why being blessed below the belt isn’t always a blessing for the person on the receiving end. Because sometimes less is MORE! 💀🤣

18+ | Dark humor, grown folks’ business, and absolutely no filter.

Oh & DrayCo interview was 2019. 😅😂😂

Ever miss somebody you know damn well you don’t want back? Yeah, let’s talk about it. The confusing emotions that come with leaving toxic situations, questioning unhealthy attachments, and grieving companionship without wanting reconciliation. Sometimes it’s not love pulling you back. Sometimes it’s just familiarity. And healing means learning the difference.

Sometimes the lesson comes back around just to see if you really learned it. In this episode, I reflect on familiar patterns showing up in different forms, the difference between setting boundaries and actually enforcing them, and what it looks like to choose differently when you’re tested again. Growth isn’t always about avoiding the same situation it’s about becoming someone who responds to it differently. 🧿 🪐 ♈️ 🔥

Was it anxiety, or was it intuition? Sometimes the signs are there long before we have enough information to understand what we’re seeing. In this episode, I reflect on an old post, the things I believed then, and what hindsight has taught me about patterns, comparison, and trusting that feeling when something just doesn’t add up. Sometimes clarity doesn’t come all at once it comes piece by piece, while you’re living through it.

⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains discussion of suicide, suicidal thoughts, mental health struggles, and seeking help. Please listen with care.

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Life..

Today’s episode is all over the place in the best way. 😂 I’m talking about boundaries, relationships, things I refuse to negotiate on, and a bunch of unpopular opinions that popped into my head. Some are serious, some are funny, and some are probably going to have y’all side-eyeing me. But hey… they’re my opinions. Let’s get into it.

Some endings don’t come with closure they come with clarity. In this episode, I’m talking about what it feels like to truly be at the end of an era. From recognizing contradictions in relationships to embracing the fact that I’m not dating anyone right now, this conversation is about choosing peace over confusion. I also reflect on what it means to be on the verge of finishing my degree a goal that represents so much more than a piece of paper. It’s proof of perseverance, healing, and becoming the version of myself I’ve been working toward. If you’ve ever found yourself letting go of old patterns, noticing actions that don’t match words, or realizing that solitude isn’t loneliness, this episode is for you. Sometimes the end of an era isn’t an ending at all it’s your introduction to what’s next.

This week, we’re all over the place but somehow it all connects. I talk about being invited into spaces because people know your name versus genuinely knowing you, the unexpected stress of something as simple as parking, growing up around boys and how that shaped the way I communicate today, and why so many of my interactions have been misunderstood because of it. I also open up about reaching a point where I’m tired of trying to explain myself, defend my intentions, or make everyone understand where I’m coming from. Sometimes growth isn’t about finding better words it’s about accepting that not everyone will get you, and that’s okay.

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10th episode of the season!!

This episode is all about perspective. I unpack the chaos of learning a new system at work, why being intentional matters in every area of life, and the difference between chasing someone versus genuinely pursuing them. Sometimes the biggest lessons come from everyday experiences and today, we’re connecting the dots.

This week I’m catching y’all up on everything—from my podcast mic being MIA for almost three weeks to almost recording my first episode. We get into work drama, dating while co-parenting young children, setting expectations and boundaries, and the question that always gets people talking: when is the right time to introduce your child to a new partner? Grab your favorite drink and let’s have a real conversation.

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This week I’m talking about surviving another big mom milestone because somehow my baby graduated Pre-K and is headed to kindergarten. 🥹 We’re getting ready for her birthday, I’m reflecting on how life can be hard as hell but somehow our kids still become the brightest part of the story. Plus, I gotta talk about the Knicks acting like they discovered basketball, why I only want intentional people around me in 2026, and a completely unnecessary but important random thought about the movie Friday. Basically… a little healing, a little hood nostalgia, and a little nonsense. Pull up

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After a week long disappearance, I have returned with a very unserious, very random episode. Enjoy my TED Talk. 🎙️😂

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VERY explicit. Like… extremely. 😭

I hope the kids ain’t listening.

Family, I’m sorry.

And honestly? I’m sorry to the people who know me in real life and have NEVER encountered this side of me because whew…

This episode somehow turned into:

• why everybody keeps trying to recruit me 🫠

• why I apparently give “group activity” energy

• me realizing I’m getting old because I now have podiatrist-prescribed foot braces to stretch my tendons

• why I laugh at things that absolutely should not be funny

• and why I DON’T get offended by things I probably should.

So basically… chaos, self reflection, sexual confusion, aging, and bad knees.

Welcome back to the Happy Hour. 🍸

This episode was a mix of real life, healing, and me calling myself out a little too 😂 I talked about “pick me” behavior, sexual consent in relationships, workplace weirdness with people acting like they your supervisor, and finally getting some charges dropped after carrying that stress for a minute. Just honest conversations, random tangents, growth, and me trying to make sense of life in real time.

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