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Black love isn’t dying — it’s being distracted, divided, and misunderstood.
But we still have the power to protect it, rebuild it, and redefine it.
Let’s talk about why Black love is under attack — and what we can do about it.
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You didn’t just start doubting yourself out of nowhere.
Someone benefited from your confusion.
 Someone felt safer when you questioned your instincts.
 Someone gained power when you lost trust in yourself.
This episode is about taking yourself back —
 without yelling, explaining, or proving anything.
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Who were you before someone told you to tone it down?
Before you were labeled extra.
Before you learned to shrink to make other people comfortable.
Before love felt like self-editing.
If you don’t know who you are before partnership,
 you will become who someone else is comfortable with.
This episode is for anyone who’s tired of disappearing in relationships.
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 When did love stop being celebrated
and start being investigated?
Somewhere between heartbreak and survival,
we learned to mistake cynicism for wisdom
and suspicion for intelligence.
But real love isn’t loud.
It’s quiet.
It’s steady.
And it asks you to heal — not hide.
If healthy love makes you uncomfortable,
this episode is for you.
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You gave them everything.
 Your time. Your energy. Your peace.
 You loved them harder than you ever loved yourself — and called it loyalty.
 But now, you’re tired. You’re empty. You don’t even know who you are outside of keeping someone else happy.
This episode is your reminder that even God doesn’t want you to lose you for love.
Because being completely devoted to someone else while letting yourself down is a miscarriage of justice.
You still need you. 
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