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Dating is a Battle on Both Sides Part 2
More talk about the Clam Date lady and how the dating world feels in many like a war and how compatibility seems to be more complex than ever. I spill the tea and have story time in this episode. I talk dating nightmares and how my past has not changed my expectations.
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Dating is a Battle on Both Sides Part 1

When I see stories about women who eat four dozen clams and a dinner and have a drink and record while on the date but not considering the date at all and upset when the date leaves when he pretends to go the bathroom and then another woman who was upset her date took her to the Cheesecake Factory after she was an hour late, let he sit in his car and he had reservations elsewhere but they were too late so when they get into the parking lot she acts like she is too good ... Makes me wonder about this war called dating and who is right, wrong, and or which ways should it change, what is the purpose of a date? These are some of the things I will be tackleing in this series.
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In this episode of BLK Girl Reads, join us as we dive deep into the thought-provoking memoir "You Can't Touch My Hair" by the incredible Phoebe Robinson. As fans of her work on "2 Dope Queens" and "2 Dope Queens Podcast," we couldn't wait to explore her written words that delve into topics central to black women's experiences.

We discuss Phoebe Robinson's journey from stand-up comedy to podcasting and writing, highlighting her contributions to black excellence in the entertainment industry. Our conversation delves into the complexities of black women dating, navigating the workplace, and confronting societal stereotypes. Robinson's unique perspective sheds light on the challenges and triumphs that resonate with many black women.

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