They see the attitude, the silence, the side-eye—and decide you're the problem. But what if anger isn't a character flaw? What if it's the natural response to a world that gave you too much to carry and too little help? This episode breaks down why women—especially Black women—get labeled "angry" when they're really just exhausted from surviving systems designed to break them.

The "Angry" Label

• How society judges women's emotional responses to impossible circumstances
• The difference between choosing anger and being shaped by trauma
• Why your anger is valid and doesn't need explanation

💔 Hidden Struggles

• Working double shifts while leaving kids alone
• Mental breakdowns behind locked doors
• Begging for rest that never comes
• Pills, tears, and silent suffering

⚖️ Systemic Breakdown

• How this country breaks you, then mocks the cracks
• Being judged more than helped
• Expected to carry everything, punished for saying "I'm tired"

✊🏾 The Strong Black Woman Myth

• Mocking Black women's tone, strength, and passion online
• How society wants silent, submissive women who suffer quietly
• Being labeled "aggressive" and "dangerous" for refusing that role

🎯 The Real Danger

• A society that lets women drown, then complains about how they scream for air
• Fighting to keep what's left of your soul
• Surviving things that would destroy othersThis episode contains discussions of mental health struggles, survival trauma, and systemic oppression that may be triggering for some listeners