This week we're asking: when does documenting your chronic illness become building your entire identity around it? We discuss the growing skepticism surrounding chronic illness influencers and why some audiences are starting to question what's authentic versus what's performative. We also unpack the concern over Ariana Grande's appearance, her decision to step away from the public eye, and why we feel the response from her team dismisses genuine concern by labeling it as "negativity" instead of engaging with it. Finally, we break down Nara Smith's Call Her Daddy interview and her attempt to distance herself from the trad wife label. We discuss why we don't buy the rebrand, why it feels like revisionist history, and whether audiences are being gaslit into believing the messaging that built her platform never existed. As always, we're sharing our opinions, asking tough questions, and judging just a little.

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This week we're asking the questions everyone seems to have an opinion on. Are Black women being unfairly scapegoated in conversations about biphobia among straight women? Is The Cheesecake Factory's SkinnyLicious menu fatphobic or is Samyra dragging it? We also discuss Tuskegee University's new dress code and whether banning bonnets and durags is about professionalism or overly policing Black bodies. Finally, we wrap up with Howard University's decision to unenroll hundreds of students and why we think it's been time to do better.

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This week we're getting into the differences between being raised White versus being raised Black and how those experiences can shape the way we approach dating and relationships. We also debate wedding invitation etiquette. Is it ever okay to invite just one person from a couple, or is a plus-one automatically expected?It's a conversation full of hot takes, personal stories, and the tangents you'd expect from us.

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