In this powerful and unfiltered episode of Single Black Female New England, we’re diving deep into the complex terrain of agency, toxicity, sexual harassment, and self-reflection. What does it truly mean to reclaim your power in spaces that constantly try to shrink you? How do we confront the toxic dynamics we participate in—or allow to continue? And when is the last time we looked in the mirror, not to judge, but to really see ourselves?

Hosts Lollie & Angie unpack the layers of navigating life as a Black woman in environments where being heard, respected, and safe isn’t always guaranteed. Through personal reflection, cultural commentary, and unflinching honesty, we explore the painful truths and empowering breakthroughs that come with setting boundaries and demanding better—from others and from ourselves.

This episode is a call to pause, listen, and maybe even confront some uncomfortable truths.

🎧 Tune in, take a breath, and let's talk about it.

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In part 2 of this episode in this episode of Single Black Female New England, we explore the challenges and triumphs of being a single Black woman in New England through the lens of self-discovery, healing, and empowerment. We delve into the laws of attraction, manifestation practices, and how these principles shape dating, relationships, and personal growth. This conversation unpacks the emotional impact of triggers, guilt, and societal expectations that many single Black women face, while also offering tools to transform those experiences into empowerment. If you’re navigating life as a single Black woman seeking love, balance, and self-acceptance, this episode offers valuable insights, reflections, and practical strategies for manifesting the life you deserve.

Keywords: single Black women, New England, laws of attraction, manifestation, dating and relationships, self-discovery, triggers, guilt, empowerment, healing

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Single Black Female New England

In this episode of Single Black Female New England, we explore the challenges and triumphs of being a single Black woman in New England through the lens of self-discovery, healing, and empowerment. We dive deep into the laws of attraction, manifestation practices, and how these shape dating, relationships, and personal growth. This conversation unpacks the emotional impact of triggers, guilt, and societal expectations that many single Black women face, while also offering tools to transform those experiences into empowerment. If you’re navigating life as a single Black woman seeking love, balance, and self-acceptance, this episode offers insight, reflection, and strategies for manifesting the life you deserve.

Keywords: single Black women, New England, laws of attraction, manifestation, dating and relationships, self-discovery, triggers, guilt, empowerment, healing

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Single Black Female New England

In Part 2 of Episode 2, Single Black Female delves deeper into the complex dynamics of New England friendships — from navigating unspoken boundaries to finding genuine connection in a place where social warmth can feel fleeting. Then, we shift gears to honor the resilience of our wounded warriors, exploring the parallels between healing in battle and healing in everyday life. Through candid storytelling, sharp observations, and heartfelt moments, this episode blends humor with empathy to remind us that strength comes in many forms.

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In this episode of Single Black Female, we sip tea (hot and iced — it is New England after all) and we unpack the quirks, charms, and quiet codes of friendship in the Northeast. From the art of the “polite-but-distant”, we explore what it’s like to build connections in a region where warmth takes time but runs deep once it’s there. Expect humor, real talk, and a dash of side-eye at the cultural etiquette of New England friendships.

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In the premiere episode of Single Black Female New England, we’re tackling a question that too many Black women have heard in the region: "Are you too intimidating to date?"

Join your hosts as we unpack the loaded language behind "intimidation," why confidence and ambition are often misread in Black women, and how regional culture in New England adds another layer to the dating experience. We’ll get real about what it feels like to dim your light (or refuse to), and how to navigate the fine line between self-protection and vulnerability in relationships.

Expect candid storytelling, cultural insight, and maybe a little side-eye for the “nice guys” who swear they’re not intimidated—but somehow never call back.

Let’s talk dating, identity, and owning your power—without apology.

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Single Black Female New England