You can get them, but can you keep them?

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It's your favorite home girl, chore, yell. Here to a little. Welcome back to another episode of the Girl Stop Playing podcast.

It's your favorite home girl, Correelle, here to encourage you to stop playing with your potential and start working for what you want in life and in love.

You already know that I'm bringing you the information and the conversations to help you make the money and get the honey.

You can have it all as long as you are willing to work.

And on today's episode, we are going to get into a much needed conversation about something

that is really affecting our community.

And it is my belief that the more we open up to have these

conversations, honest dialogue about things that we're dealing with, the better and further we can

go as a community. And so today's conversation, we are going to talk about one that I don't

see talked about often enough from a proactive standpoint. It always

seems like when something horrible happens, you know, then we're having a reactive conversation.

But I believe we can prevent some of these things if we start to open up and hear, you know,

different perspectives from different people. So today's topic, we're going to get into domestic violence, y'all.

And you know, I have my own personal experience and running.

I feel like it's like, you know, running with the law.

I didn't have a little run in, y'all.

And so many of us, so many women have dealt with domestic abuse.

And because it was not necessarily violent, they don't always get the opportunity

to have their voice heard.

And so today we're going to talk to two very brave women who are open and honest and

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