We're going to be talking about the patriarchy pivot.

And we've had a couple of people who have been like, oh, you know, yeah, they go move different, act different, you know, when they get.

For a woman, how dare you be rich and wealthy and display that?

This must be a certain level of ego.

Is their content now going to reflect the fact that, oh, they've become wives and they're married.

Yes, my next episode is how to keep your mouth so home.

I'm not going to change my car that I display in my videos.

I'm not going to change up my set too much because I don't want people to now perceive me as a different kind of person.

How dare you be a black woman that's got like six figures?

Like, ah, the rage of seeing black women

with money why is that not allowed why can't i just decide that i now want to be someone different

don't worry influences what i'm coming to because some of the guys are actual in itself a lot of

people's internalized belief about who can and cannot succeed, black women are not in that image.

Hello and welcome to the Two My Sisters podcast. I'm Courtney. And I'm Renee and we are your

online sisters and hosts of the Two My Sisters podcast. We are all about

promoting the wellness growth and development of a community of sisters around the world.

And in today's podcast episode, we're going to be talking about the patriarchy pivot. And this

whole idea of getting woman. Yes. Shout out to our sister, Miss Adela.

Affardi, the greatest.

So for those of you that are not aware of what getting women is, we're going to go into

it in the podcast episode.

But it's this idea of female creators, women creators, basically starting to, you know, glow up, uplift their life, all that kind of good stuff.

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