Submission in marriage don’t mean silence, weakness, or losing yourself.
In our house, it looks like trust, teamwork, and choosing peace over ego especially when we’re trying to raise these kids right.
It’s not about one person running the show… it’s about knowing when to lead, when to listen, and when to tag your partner in before you lose your mind.
In this episode we’re breaking down what submission really looks like in our relationship and how we make it work while parenting, loving, and still keeping it real.
This short and sweet episode is all about the 5 love languages and how they show up (or don’t) in our relationship. From physical touch to acts of service, we’re unpacking the ways we express love—and the ways we’ve missed the mark. It’s funny, honest, and a little too real at times 👀. Whether you’re in a relationship or figuring out how you like to be loved, this quick convo is for you.
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This episode is all about what it really means to be a Bonus Dad.
We talk about boundaries, bonding, the awkward moments, and the blessings that come with loving a child you didn’t raise. Dayron talks about his experiences with being a bonus dad. Blended families aren’t always easy, but this love is real.
In this episode, I’m opening up about one of the most defining chapters of my life—becoming a single mom at 19. From leaving the hospital with a newborn and no clear plan, to navigating life, motherhood, and survival on my own, this is the raw, unfiltered truth about what it really looked like. My husband hosts this episode as we reflect on the struggles, growth, and strength it took to get from there to here. If you’ve ever felt like you were doing it all alone, this one’s for you.
In this episode, we’re diving into the real side of love and money—how we handled finances before we got together, how we manage them now, and all the growing pains in between. From overdraft fees to financial glow-ups, we’re keeping it honest about what it really takes to build (and budget) as a couple. Whether you’re single, in a situationship, or married, this one’s for you.