Episode 12 - African Melanin Queens The reason why the black community cannot make any Romantic relationship work?

Episode 12 - African Melanin Queens The reason why the black community cannot make any Romantic relationship work?

Author: Goddess Asha Mariama August 17, 2024 Duration: 2:13:14
In this episode, I’m gonna be discussing why Black people cannot make romantic relationships, and marriages work. This isn’t just about romantic relationships, this is also about friendships, and family relationships. Everybody is stuck on the romantic side of relationship, but they’re not on the actual platonic side of the relationship, a.k.a. the friendship. We are gonna talk about why relationships in general are one-sided meaning that one person is from the relationship. The other person is. All this stuff that everybody is saying is because one person is gonna have to lower themselves In all aspects in order to be in that relationship. Because what I’m getting from these panels, black men and black women, they want somebody to have to settle, somebody to have to lower themselves, someone’s gonna have to bend over backwards and make somebody else happy by being a people pleaser, build a bear, build a doll, Seat, filler, and people pleaser. Relationships in general are never going to be evenly yoked because of this following issue that I’m gonna be talking about today. And please let me not even get started when it comes to sex and how unevenly yoked it. So we’re gonna talk about what 50-50 actually means.. Why is it important when it comes to a relationship?

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Hosted by Goddess Asha Mariama, African Melanin Queens is a space dedicated to the affirmation and holistic elevation of Black women. This podcast directly confronts the damaging narratives that suggest independent women, single mothers, or those deemed average or unattractive by societal standards are not worthy of high-value partnerships or self-love. Each episode serves as a counter-narrative, weaving together discussions on culture, mental fortitude, and physical well-being to reinforce a core truth: you are inherently enough. The conversation extends beyond mere encouragement, delving into practical education and self-improvement strategies that honor the full spectrum of the Black female experience. Listeners will find a blend of personal reflection, cultural analysis, and actionable advice on health and fitness, all framed within a context of societal awareness. It’s a gathering for those seeking to reclaim their narrative and find strength in community. Tune in for honest dialogue that celebrates beauty in all its forms-flaws, imperfections, and past mistakes included-while building a foundation for unshakable confidence and continued growth. This is where the journey back to self, in all its powerful and multifaceted glory, truly begins.
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