My job is to somehow make them curious enough or persuade them by Hooker Crow to get more aware of themselves and where they came from and what they are into and what is already there

is just to bring it out. This is what compels me to compel them and I will do it by whatever

means necessary.

Welcome to the Black Girls Hill podcast, where we talk about healing our intimacy disorders and

resolve trauma and building a healthy relationship with first ourselves and

then others. Every episode we will talk about advice you can apply today to break unhealthy patterns

and grow in your self-worth. I'm Sheena Lache, Love Edition coach and

Trauma Specialist. Let's begin.

What up, ladies. So in this episode of Black Girls Hill,

I'm going to be talking about the words that we say to each other and over each other and the importance of it.

And as I was going through listening to the episode, I was like, there's a really important part

or point that I wanted to make that I completely forgot to like

weave in and I was looking at it I was like I can't really find the place that I think is appropriate to do it.

So I'm doing here at the beginning of the episode.

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So in talking about the words that we say over each other and being very intentional about we speak

in love and all that, like that's basically the gist

There's a truth to be said about us as black people as black people as black people we do cap on each other as a form of love, right? It is very common at a family reunion or at home for someone

say, boy, get you a big old head over here. Or for us to be like, what you wearing look at you with those big old feet or

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