Good morning gorgeous. How are you ladies doing this morning? I hope you're having a wonderful day so far. Welcome to the Dr. Dab show. I'm your host, Dr. Michelle Dab.

Thank you for being here today

as we talk about the things your mama should have taught you.

This is the third installment in the series where we talk about things

that hopefully you were taught as a young lady by your mother or a woman in your life. The coming of age and coming into

womanhood is such a beautiful thing. Personally those are actually like my

favorite books to read when people are growing into like their teenage years and growing

into adulthood and just learning about themselves and the world I love reading

books like that but I also know that I had a lot of holes, a lot of things that I felt as a woman I was not prepared for and it's so important for me to give back in this area. I looked to all of the wrong sources. I tried all of the wrong things because I didn't have guidance in these areas and this particular area in terms of like

relationships and marriage was the most painful for me because it was a one thing

that I longed for and I just wanted to understand it.

I was one of those girls I just always wished I had a big sister to teach me these things

or a mother to teach me these things and if they didn't

teach me I just wanted to have someone to be able to ask questions to or talk

about things with and I didn't have that.

So if you hear the passion in my voice, if you hear me just really taking this to heart

because it is something I care deeply about. It's because I really want love to work for you. Like I want you to be able to have the romantic loving

relationship that you've always dreamed about.

Unfortunately, I was one of those people who did have like maladaptive daydreaming as a young person.

It was actually one of the biggest issues in my life that I didn't even realize

until I met Jesus and he healed me from all of that,

delivered me from it.

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