We're recording everybody. Hello, hello, hello, hello. Welcome to Two Black Girls One

Rose. We're together. We'll uncover what we can learn about modern dating, love, and

relationships from popular television. I'm Natasha, and I'm Justine. And we're back. Love

us blind, six through eights, yummy in families. Yep. The drama continues. Friends. We're

seeing apartments. Uh, ballets is back in the picture. Yeah. A lot went down this year.

Very unexpected. This young lady. Yeah. Yeah. Um, but it was a great three episodes. Much to

talk about. This is probably going to be a long episode. So bear with us. Buckle up. Buckle up

exactly. Um, okay. Justine, start us off. What are your initial thoughts of these episodes?

And what are you excited to talk about this episode? Um, so there was a lot of, um, projection

in these episodes. I think these episodes had a lot of themes, but there was a lot of projection

on people's friends and their taste. A lot of like, um, my friends are the ones. My friends are

the ones to tell me if something's good or not. Yeah. And when you do that to the wrong friends,

they get a complex and nobody's themselves. The friends, you, the partner, nobody's themselves.

Everybody's like, lions, like everybody turns into wild animals at that point.

And a wild sense of like entitlement and ownership over relationships. Yeah. Oh, yes. Oh, yes.

A lot of that. A lot of that. This episode, I thought was really very interesting to see.

Yeah. Um, because we didn't even meet everybody's family yet. We only met

true. A couple of fans. Yeah. So not all of them. Yeah. True.

Very interesting. And then we were talking offline that this episode seemed like five episodes

because so much happened that were integral to the couples moving forward. Yeah.

The progression. Yep. Yep. There was a lot of decisions that were being made with location,

sacrifice versus compromise was a big. Yes. Oh, yes. Big one. This episode for more than one

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