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Think about back in the day when you had to actually pick up the phone and call a girl, ask

her when she was going to be home, and maybe they've messaged you with her mama, and

she's got to check you out, make sure you are right. That took major courage. It takes

no courage to send a text, and then people will divulge all this information over text

that they would never say if they were face to face with somebody. That's okay. You can

share whatever you want, but it develops a false sense of intimacy. Then people are thinking,

oh, I'm in an exclusive relationship because I told this person all this stuff about me,

but they haven't really developed a relationship or somebody will tell me, what about all those

catfish scenarios, what about all those people that take advantage and steal money from

people that they met online? They are catfish because they haven't met them. They haven't

even done video chats. That's why they were able to see them. They who they were. That's not

a real relationship. That's not a real relationship. That's not a real relationship. Well, welcome

to Wow Black, a seriously opinionated podcast bringing you the real and raw on anything happening

while Black. If Black culture is there, we are there. If you're pissed or empowered, then let's

talk about it. Right with us on this all Black everything. All right, welcome back, welcome back,

while Black family today. And I'm going to jump off really quick into telling you about today,

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