In this episode of Brutally Me, I'm diving into the myths patriarchy has fed us about female friendships — and how we’re flipping the script.

From the toxic "Mean Girl" tropes to the transformative sisterhood we see in shows like Harlem, we're unpacking how our bonds with other women are not just about brunch dates and group chats — they’re radical, healing, and political.

I’ll share why my friendships with women are the safest, most joyful, and most empowering spaces in my life — and why protecting these bonds is an act of resistance.

If you’ve ever been told that women can’t get along — this episode is for you.

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Nobody tells you that moving abroad might break you before it builds you.
I thought I was chasing independence…
Turns out, I was signing up for next-level loneliness.
This week on Brutally Me, I’m talking about what it’s really like to be completely lonely in a new country — and what happens when the silence inside of you gets way too loud.

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Nobody warned us that adulthood would mean bills, existential crises, fake smiles, and googling how to fix a washing machine at 2AM. 🥲
In the very first episode of Brutally Me, I'm unpacking why adulthood feels like a scam no one asked for — and why it’s okay if you’re out here fake adulting like the rest of us. 💥

If you’ve ever felt lost, tired, overwhelmed, or just straight-up confused about life... this one’s for you.

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