All Men Need It
We go from Chicago culture and July Fourth to a blunt conversation about male accountability and why so many men carry pain until it warps how they move. I lay […]
play_arrow
A Special Invitation to Transform Your Life: Why This Is the Last Boundless Bliss Bali podcast
BONUS EPISODE | The Truth About Toxic Mothers No One Wants To Say podcast
BONUS EPISODE | Why We Protect Toxic People (Even When They Hurt Us) podcast
A$AP Rocky and Rihanna’s Relationship, Plus Stacey Abrams on Protecting the Vote podcast
play_arrow
getting intimate… podcast
play_arrow
In this episode of To My Sisters, we’re talking about privacy on the internet, oversharing, parasocial relationships, and the danger of turning every vulnerable moment into content. From creators sharing trauma in real time, to audiences feeling entitled to every detail of someone’s life, we unpack why boundaries matter, how the attention economy rewards exposure, and why wisdom sometimes looks like healing privately before sharing publicly. This is a conversation for anyone navigating social media, content creation, friendship, relationships, or simply learning that not everything in your life can handle the weight of exposure.
💌 Join the TMS Mailing List: https://www.tomysisters.com
📧 E-mail us your dilemmas and episode suggestions: dilemmas@tomysisters.com
💌 JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomysisterhood
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/tomysisterhood
💌 SAY HI TO THE HOSTS!
https://www.instagram.com/cdboateng
https://www.instagram.com/reneeimafidon
💌 ABOUT US:
At heart, To My Sisters is the fast-growing digital sisterhood founded to help women across the world leverage friendship and community to manifest their greatest ambitions.
To My Sisters is unique in its kind by offering women the space for holistic wellness, growth and healing. From dealing with past trauma to setting up your next business venture, TMS is the one-stop destination for women looking to break the boundaries of what is seen as possible in our time.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We go from Chicago culture and July Fourth to a blunt conversation about male accountability and why so many men carry pain until it warps how they move. I lay […]
Copyright Blackpodcasting 2025