Guard Your Eyes with Jay Bradley - Lessons on Love, Perception & Purpose | Dear Future Wifey S4 E419

[@godchild474]

I'm happy seeing two men having such a candid conversation. Hats off to you both for representing "good fathers". Blessings to you both. I'm praying you both find your future well deserved purpose partner soon

[@jaybrad1070]

Thank you. Had a great time 🙏🏾

[@tomaradoss3420]

This helped me see Two things! One that men are truly healing and want healthy relationships, And that just because a relationship doesn’t workout doesn’t mean you can’t still do life together! Friends are forever!!!!!!

[@jaybrad1070]

Absolutely. Thank you 🙏🏾

[@jess_is]

I really really hope that the men are watching this. They NEED to hear this. I noticed when I'm out in public and I see black couples the men are almost ALWAYS with light(er) skinned women. They're passing over good attractive women every day just because they aren't light enough. This is way more common than people think. One thing I appreciated about Jay in this conversation is that he acknowledged his looks will fade one day as well as hers. Men don't seem to consider that. I also loved that he acknowledged that what his daughter accepts in her future relationships is a reflection of what she saw in him growing up. He seems to be very self aware. Kudos to Jay! Laterras, what you said about not opening up her package and that she's yours until her BF marries her... EVERY daughter deserves this type of covering from her Father. She even told you about her losing her v1rg1n1ty. 😩😩 Another great episode as always, Laterras. 👏👏

[@Rashaadthegr8]

Well didn't you say you would pass by a dude because he didn't have a haircut? Didn't you say your friends wouldn't talk to me because of my KZbin? Maybe those light skin women judged him off his character and not his KZbin or haircut? Opposites attract. In my family, a lot of women are lighter and married dark-skinned men. Or if the woman was darker she married a light skin man. I mean I am sure most of them are not with the woman because she is light skin. Heck, I had a very light skin women tell me she wouldn't date me if I was light skin because she only dated dark brothers. Most women love a tall, dark, and handsome man. It's the norm. Women do it every day to short dudes. Millions of women bypass good men especially black women for height. I had a woman to tell me she rather die single then to date a short dude. Meanwhile, she already been divorce once to a man who was 6ft.lol. So whether it's light skin or height or KZbin it's all surface level. So it sounds like the pot calling the kettle black because it is all looks related. You have any non judgemental friends?

[@Rashaadthegr8]

Do you have one friend that will not judge me on KZbin instead of real life? All I wanted was proof that these single, childless, in shape women exist. I wasn't being negative. I was being honest. Out of all this time, you just proved that women in Orlando judge without knowing you and why it's hard to date in Orlando. So can a brother get added to the friend group?

[@jess_is]

@@Rashaadthegr8 The lady who told you she'd rather die single than be with a short dude was more than likely just not attracted to you(or whatever man she was referring to). Most women won't flat out tell a man that she doesn't want to date him because she doesn't find him attractive (in case you haven't noticed, we aren't allowed to say that). We women don't care about height in the way YOU THINK we do. A man literally doesn't have to be 6 ft tall, we just prefer our man to be taller than we are because it makes us feel protected by him, like he's a covering. It's psychological. Imagine running for cover behind something that is smaller than you... The average height for women in the US is 5'4" and for man I believe it's 5'9" or 5'10." That makes most men taller than than most women. So therefore women don't HAVE to date men shorter than themselves. The solution to that is to intentionally go after women that are shorter than you.

[@jess_is]

@@Rashaadthegr8 and FYI my friends didn't make judgment about you without knowing you. They just didn't find you attractive. It had nothing to do with your character or the content on your channel. Idk what gym you go to but maybe you should switch because I run into plenty of in shape women at my gym.

[@Rashaadthegr8]

@@jess_is Umm don't let KZbin fool you I don't need makeup or filters on my pics. I look good and even better in real life. Again you love to assume. The lady w that I am talking about the actual first message to me was "What is a handsome man like you doing on this app." So it wasn't the looks. Alot of women may say that but I always ask for feedback whether it's a woman or a job. We had a decent conversation. Then she was like put a thumbs up emoji if you over 6ft. She was like I understand it is shallow but I refuse to be with anyone under 6ft. You never even showed proof of what these "friends" look like. And you don't even have a real pic in. your profile. I could be talking to a robot. You have been talking about these so-called "friends" for weeks. Wheres is the proof Jessica? lol. At least I am not scared to show my face. Lol the solution is to date women who are more evolved that know that height doesn't mean protection. And to date women who don't care about height, race, or distance. There is alot of women who rather die single then to date someone that lives in another city, another race, or shorter than them. But again only 30% of black people are married you do the math. This is stuff that can be researched very easily. Now I am not saying that is the only reason why marriage rates are so low but alot of women not just black care about stuff that don't even matter. Yes, the average woman and man are at those heights. Floyd Mayweather, Conner Mcgregor, Bruce Lee, and Mike Tyson are all under 6ft and none of your exes could beat them up. Let's keep it 100. Being tall doesn't make you bulletproof, doesn't make you a better man, and doesn't make you bulletproof. Most people don't fight these days anyways they use guns. it's not the spartan era. You don't have to be tall to own a gun or know martial arts or boxing. Yes I know a woman wants to be protected. But most women don't know the true meaning of protection because most of y'all never been truly protected. Every woman I ever met has either been lied to, beat up, cheated on or all three. But if he is lying, cheating and disrespecting you he is not covering you emotionally. If he doesn't pray for you and go to church with you he is not covering you spiritually. And if he has no savings, no job and no retirement, no will and no emergency savings, a negative net worth, or in debt he is not protecting you financially.

[@jeaninerichardson7179]

No Edges, No Lotion, TOTALLY Hilarious 😁😆😅🤣😂

[@jeaninerichardson7179]

Simultaneously you're exposing the depths of our deception, our fears, and our vanity. 🤔😌😒🧐🥺

[@mouniversity4836]

“Breaking the cycles of disfunction” is very important to the next generations to come. ❤️ that’s right !!!

[@thyrajoseph2720]

This was an awesome episode!! I just loved this episode! The both of you are well-spoken and are true fathers to your little girls. Laterras, you and your daughter's relationship is so beautiful. I know it wasn't easy for you to hear she had lost her virginity but you handled it with grace. There was so many gems in this episode. It really is important to guard your eyes and trust God in this dating process. Otherwise, the devil will have you on a roller-coaster ride! I loved the letter. It was so beautiful! ❤

[@ddt6304]

I found so much happiness listening to both of your honesty and authenticity. Even more so both of your laughter. You fed off each other yet still kept it clean. You would be wonderful big brothers to have to talk with to hear the perspectives you have and gleam wisdom from. All the guests seem like down to earth, hard working people who give from their hearts. The honesty they offer from their life experiences are pearls. The scriptures and word are woven in perfectly. Keep sharing- your audience will grow solid as long as God always gets the glory. Cheers/many blessings to all of you

[@islandgyalgabz5340]

Glad Jay was able to discover, uncover and recover his eyebrow! Such an impactful episode, great work.

[@sheistamikawells]

😂😂😂 the lotion convo... thank you for saving the planet gentleman! 😂💚 I think the ashy ankles stance y'all are taking is a trauma response! Y'all rebelling against momma, auntie n 'dem who teased y'all about 'dem Ankles! 😂 Just kiddin! Y'all keep keepin' it LIT!!! You gentleman look great without the lotion anyway! ❤

[@larhondamurray2208]

Truly enjoyed this episode. I Am my fathers only child and I can understand the dynamic of each of you #dadstodaughters I have such a bond with my father I was smiling from ear to ear just l listening to you both. Most young ladies pave their suitors based off of their fathers. Congratulations on being your daughters Superhero. Blessings on Blessings

[@reginawheeler966]

Old school Dad's, Will, Coming To America, You!! Scene from the McDowell's scene lol. When the Robber came in.😌😅✌🏾

[@jareya]

This was dope. Just a cool, honest, supportive conversation between brothers

[@pearlhunter2440]

🤣😂🤣 47:59 Guys are so hilarious. 🤣 I knew it was going to end badly as soon as he said, "And my dad was a 3rd degree black belt... I found myself on the ground, against the wall, why can't I beat him even in my mind?" 🤣😂🤣 OMGosh! 💯🤣💯

[@angelaharris790]

This episode had me cracking up!🤣 Its so good to see men who are great leaders for their children!

[@teresiakariuki4111]

The humour and honesty can be seen. I hope that he got the wifey of his dreams.

[@eboneebritton8473]

As I’m listening to every episode all over again, I catch something new that I missed the first time. I’m in a season of guarding my eyes and the scriptures shared was right on point.

[@drshockusdebra123]

You hung all the laundry out to dry. This was so enlightening and the laughs just kept coming 🤣 I love how you bring the word of God and show the relation to the discussion. This letter was everything 🙌🏿 ❤️

[@Rashaadthegr8]

1. America is #3 in the world in divorce. 2. 67% of marriages start in debt. 3. 50% of marriages end in divorce. 4. #1 cause. of divorce is finances. In conclusion, take care of your money and your character before getting married.

[@luv_mykix25h13]

This guest is hilarious and I love the flow of their communication

[@CookieC-l5e]

That's so true we have brainwashed ourselves to edit our pictures before we post!

[@AlexiusS]

we need a pt. 2. this wasn't long enough. great conversation

[@momopounds3009]

Hi Gentlemen! A friend of mine sent this to me, and I'm so glad she did! We are not in the same city, but oh how I wish there were more men with the heart, mind and soul that you are sharing! Be blessed and allow God to prepare her for you, you'll know because she won't oppress you!

[@Lhaynes1978]

My favorite part was Laterras sharing about his relationship with his daughter. So sweet!

[@jaybrad1070]

He taught me some things for sure 🙏🏾

[@Lhaynes1978]

@@jaybrad1070 ❤ Y'all seem like great dads. I saw y'all ride bikes in the cold to Whataburger. Awww!

[@jaybrad1070]

@@Lhaynes1978 lol. My baby girl had me out there cold for real, only to get some fries!! lol

[@blogbyblutv]

This episode was entertaining, informative and enlightening all at the same time. Kudos to you Laterras for being the father you are to your daughter, we need more of that from fathers.

[@LRamey]

Jay is such a well spoken man with so much wisdom

[@BenefitsofBravery]

48:05 HE TOOK HIS HAT OFF! Yall!!! How timely this conversation is right now!

[@lesleyaddison1999]

I laughed sooo hard🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣!!! I am enjoying my teacher winter break for the week in 🗽 listening!! You two Kings were hilarious. Loved it!! That Dad took that hat off nice and slow🤣🤣🤣🎩👞. Ohhhh lawd!!🤣🤣🤣😂😂 My mom told me oneday, that my Nana flung her slipper 🩴down the hallway of the apartment as my mother(at 15 years of age), was turning to go to her room mumbling under her breath about something) and got hit perfectly in the back of her head. My Nana was from Georgia. She had Marvel Avenger strength up through her 70's. 😁😁😄😄🤣🤣🤣👑👗👠🧤💪🏾.

[@ba091579]

This is what a Healed and intentional Man looks like. Good job King 👑 🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️❤️🔥🔥 I decree & declare the right woman will have him stocking up on lotion in no time . 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂😂😂

[@jaybrad1070]

Thank you. Lotion for the right woman. 🎉🙏🏾

[@Nalleblack4220]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 u roll 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾this on ur father!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 right, "I ain't got time for u" 🤣🤣🤣🤣, u know u were gonna get the whopping that would last 3 generations!!!🤣🤣🤣! Ain't laughed so hard!!

[@HEALINGVIBES-lp3ne]

Y’all are too funny. It’s something about men and lotion 😂😂😂. I always had to wrestle my sons father down to grease him up lol I introduced him to in-shower lotion eventually . This gave me the giggles. Loved this episode.

[@DearFutureWifey]

Right!!

[@MissAnnaDominique]

"Boys Night" 😂😂 I like Jay he's cool met him in Houston at loch bar he was nice

[@vancorinah]

Y’all were cutting up. I have laughed so much, but it was good. Those scriptures were on point.🎯

[@Flatoutfabuloushairandlashes]

This was an excellent interview. He was truly genuine and one of a kind. 💕

[@rosannefarley828]

Kudos to Laterras for always holding men's feet to the fire and demanding that they be transparent. I have gained so much insight from these podcasts. I think it is time you begin to feature guests outside of the US.

[@lunablu3921]

Great episode. It was filled with wisdom, transparency, laughter, and great representation of what fatherhood should be. Thank you both for such an enlightening conversation!

[@teejaybee9]

I didn't think that I would enjoy hearing these 2 guys have a conversation, but I laughed my way through it. It was good to hear these two reflect on the blessings and struggles of their fatherhood journey. It also gave me more insight into my relationship with my son and how imperative my choice of words are.

[@KP_FruitsoftheSpirit]

I love this episode. You guys are Hilarious. I love all the authentic humor. I was laughing so hard, I started snorting.🤣(I was like I don't even eat Pork.) Where did that come from?🤣🤣 Great work👏🏼❤️

[@cshell75]

Great interview. The snippet selected for the introduction hit hard. There are so many black women who may be able to see ourselves as queens but never as princesses. In many cases, it is because we didn’t have the kind of relationship with a father where we knew we were protected, cherished and affirmed. Add on the lack of representation in films and books. Some of us need to reclaim the princess within.

[@jeaninerichardson7179]

Much Respect re: Your Wisdom in steadily Affirming and Protecting your daughter!!!☺🎉🎊🏆 👏

[@MissAnnaDominique]

chile laterras just be ministering all smooth and subtle like i love it

[@filoshiabarrow8751]

Show up as your authentic self and stop using those "lotion filters" 🤣🤣🤣. I'm literally cracking up over here. I'm quick to FaceTime in a minute because baby these folks are running a muck lol. I really enjoyed hearing and seeing Jay's face shift while talking about his daughter and mother. Great episode gentlemen. May God continue ordering and blessing your footsteps 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾.

[@tishataray]

I loved this interview. His daughter is so lucky

[@pearlhunter2440]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 "The prettiest thug that you ever met". What?!? 🤣😂🤣

[@chickenroti9]

Hahahahaha lotion filter! I am out here laughing loud, I am crying 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kishma4527]

Well needed conversation... It is important for a father to speak into his daughter's life. 40 years later and as my father's caregiver, we finally got to a place where he speaks into my life. Another Great Podcast, Laterras .

[@M0chaJ0J0]

Listening as Im moisturizing my skin with 2 very pricey lotions. Lol.

[@jaybrad1070]

While listening to the Nipsey Hustle song "double up". lol

[@joycelynmcintosh5358]

I can watch the booth of you again. I had so much laughter❤❤

[@dl2310]

This had me rollin!! Ya'll are too funny and extremely wise.

[@JohannasHair]

This is the most that I have laughed when watching these videos. So hilarious! 😂

[@eveshalom3534]

I have thoroughly enjoyed this episode. I’ve laughed so hard my face hurts. Great commentary tho!

[@sfreeman417]

Great conversation! Love Jay's transparency. Hilarious.

[@katherinekamaria]

This made me think of when Melvin handled Baby Boy in the film! 😂

[@patriciascorner4686]

Please give your guest a basket full of lotions 😂😂. Great conversation - I'm so glad he touched on colorism, it's really terrible 😞. I think if a lot of men had an open mind, and ditched their "type" they'll be pleasantly surprised!

[@jaybrad1070]

So true🙏🏾

[@angelgreen9945]

Amen

[@lmarie724]

Lol! I'm gonna need y'all to put some lotion, Shea butter something on 😂❤. Loving this interview!

[@DS-el6gn]

LOL!!! Old school VASELINE!! It will never fail you!

[@angelac7837]

Oh My goodness! I didn’t know Jay was so funny 😂. Thanks guys. I laughed the whole episode. Let me just say its refreshing to see young black men with so much wisdom

[@TheSavvyV]

Great episode! I love how you both hold the relationships with your daughters in such high regard!

[@Miamisbeauty77]

Sorry, I'm just getting to see this. I laughed throughout the interview. Hilarious!

[@weldedubar937]

Okay Jay, you were my fav on the show. I was hoping for you and Joy. But oh well! Good to see you here in our community. Thanks LT for this great episode...... Love you guys

[@preciousmike34]

Love this series! ! What's next, guard your ears, cause many of us have been in bad relationships because we did not listen to the warnings, and many good relationships ended because they listened to untruthful words. And guard your mouth, that is a truck load, LOL! The bible says " out of the mouth flows what what the heart is full of" Luke 6:45. As much as people will show you how they see you, they will also tell you how they see you if you listen attentively. As much as our words build, we also destroy with it, the mouth should truly be used wisely. Congratulations on acquiring the land for Kingdom Royale, God is good and faithful!

[@Sandra-ly1ss]

Wow, thank you so much for this video. I have never laughed so hard! You two are comical but seriously brought the pain. Great content/insight into the mind of a man. ❤

[@mitchella5954]

Yet another awesome episode. A great candid conversation between 2 good brothas!

[@WellnessForMoms]

This episode is 💎 and 😂😂😂!😊 Honest, vulnerable conversation between brothers. Thanks for letting us listen in! “”Respect goes further than fear…” 💥⚡️🔥 Horse-driven carriage…beautiful 💖💎🕊️!

[@herspecsTV]

It’s the letters at the end for me. Authentic. I believe you. Great episode!

[@delilahabu]

This was another great podcast!!! Thank you! I truly Thank you for the honest conversations that you have on your podcasts! I lost my father when I was young. It was God who was in my corner to protect me. So, to hear you two talk about your daughters.I appreciate the grown men prospectives. The scriptures that were included in this podcast were so thought provoking. To hear grown men discuss God, women, & a fresh perspectives, it’s so refreshing. Thank you!! -Delilah

[@Flo2Litt]

What an AWESOME episode!! I have to appreciate how you both spoke about your mothers. It is good to hear and know that the mother son relationship is valued and appreciated. It brought me to tears 😭 because I am raising my son as a single parent (widowed of military veteran). He’s a teenager and there are days I question if I am doing it right but God! It is the small parts that God confirms that I must keep going by things like you both speaking about your mothers. Thank you so much! God bless you both and your mothers. ♥️♥️🤗🤗 P.S. I am officially a blackbelt also. Lol 😉😆

[@DearFutureWifey]

Get it, black belt!!!!

[@tabithaauma1532]

....am going straight on my IG to check that explore stuff.... great conversation Mr Whitfield ❣️

[@ladymaefire]

Enjoyed the conversation… Guard your eyes .. noted.

[@prettyuniquell2011]

Awe, my friend in my head is on the show 😊. Great convo gentlemen. Appreciate the authenticity and transparency 👊🏽👊🏽I have boys so I’m taking notes. #BoyM❤️M 😊 Matt. 6:22-23 “Spiritual vision is our capacity to see clearly what God wants us to see the world from His point of view. But the spiritual insight can be easily clouded. Self-serving desires, interests, and goals block that vision. Serving God is the best way to restore it. A “good “ eye is one that is fixed on God”. From the Life Application Study Bible 😊 Great study Bible BTW 👍🏽

[@deg257]

I love the part about exhausting all options and fighting for something. Making a decision to remove yourself and start over isn’t a loss. You walk away with wisdom in my eyes that’s a win!🥇

[@behindcloseddoorsministries]

Another great podcast Laterras! I really think it’s amazing to see father’s like you both because there are many people like myself who desired that but never had that in their lives. There is definitely a connection there with broken relationships that I have had because of that it my opinion. Thanks for the laughs and the lessons. God bless!🌸

[@nosiphopakamile8972]

Same issues this side of the world. Grew up hard as a dark skinned girl... strangely I got a bit lighter 😁 (still shocks my Mom). Now that I'm older I understand that it stems from oppression, it runs deeper than meets the eye. Anyway... I really appreciated this, there's a better future for our kids with Dad's like you gentlemen. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@renitabonner-petit1208]

You TWO Beautiful Brother’s keeping it REAL about guarding your eyes 👁👁 🧏🏾‍♀️💯💯💯🗣✨🔥🔥🔥

[@justinaragland3025]

THAT WHAT UP BRO ! GOOD TO SEE YOU!

[@EbonyCOliver]

I don’t think I ever edit my photos. Even when I used to wear makeup, I would wear it light enough so you could see my flaws still, I was always afraid to look like someone different to people. I used to say to myself, how will your husband recognize you if you don’t look like the woman in his dreams (my own thing). Even though my skin and figure aren’t perfect according to society’s standard, I show up as me on film or in person.

[@meditationwithatwist6685]

Smart to say, " not that I know of" as parents, we dont truly know..but we raise them to do the right thing, they have to make that choice as well.

[@kscourt21]

Guarding your eyes is essential, everything you see is truth. I enjoyed watching two amazing men, speaking their truth in transparency, going through their healing process and revealing their journeys, and now being ready to receive. Your authenticity is fully on display and your intentionality prevalent. Thank you for choosing to share your thoughts and experiences to help men and women know that there is light on the other side and healing matters. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!! Another awesome episode Mr. Whitfield!!! 👏 👏🤩👏🎉👏🎉👏😍🎉👏

[@naturaltress5774]

I truly enjoyed this conversation. I smiled through the entire episode. It’s the transparency for me. 🖤

[@jaybrad1070]

We had a great time.

[@brendapalmer8510]

The lotion filter comment was too funny!!!

[@demetricepryor6016]

That Scripture was so amazing for me. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@tylynn256]

I think most things are being catered to our children. I remember back in Jr. High I tried to smoke in our garage because the "dragon lady" was BEAUTIFUL!!!! 😆

[@busibamu4026]

Jay is hilarious….you met your match Laterras. 😂😂😂Refreshing once again💯

[@serenityp2872]

This was such a refreshing conversation! It is beautiful to hear the relationship you both have with your daughters, the example you are setting is admirable and valued. Keep doing God's work!

[@DearFutureWifey]

Thank you

[@jaybrad1070]

Thank you.

[@rewritingjustice227]

It's some real people that you have as guests on your show. Laughing the entire time... through this one. Authenticity is rare but on your show it's pretty normal, thank you 👍

[@msvanessaceo]

Yes that mindset is the key. Thanks for having Jay on. I watch him And Joy’s podcast it’s good!

[@failuretwocommunicate1884]

Thank you for tuning in 🎉. See you tonight on our live episode

[@ebangamuriel]

The laugh that erupted from me when he was talking about the 'ash filter' 😂😂😂😂 I'll be laughing at that for a very long time 🤣🤣 Great episode per usual sir. You continue to teach me. God bless you 🙏🏾

[@jaybrad1070]

Don't fall for the filter like I did. lol. Had me with no edges for a solid year!! Blessings

[@DearFutureWifey]

🤣 😂 😃

[@grandma1776]

This episode is giving me life!!! So good to hear brothers talking about being intentional about dating. Thank you for keeping it LIT and not wasting peoples time! Whew Chile!!!

[@TamaraBatsell]

Dang.....so funny! I loved all the funny stories told. Thanks! Two Kings keepin it real.

[@benitaallen2702]

I don't know about that "friends after divorce" can be if there was friendship from the beginning. My then ex husband of 17 years, divorced 8 years, remained friends and remarried on what would have been our 30th anniversary! Now, 31 and we are enjoying the journey! I love your decision to share L.I.T!

[@cynthiabrewer266]

This was a great conversation. Y’all had me on the floor laughing!!

[@dmuhammad3971]

Will be sharing this with the women and men in my life. This was a candidly great discussion.

[@marlow.5931]

I have learned and laughed through this entire episode and I haven’t even finished watching it. Wow!!!

[@nikamoff5835]

Divorce is a big hairy monster!!!Something I don’t want to go through ever again. It will challenge every emotion there is.

[@monicasoyombo3360]

Sirs....Kings ....Lotion is a MUST. I'm pretty sure the Bible says THOU SHALT always lotion ....or Shae Butter or coconut oil...but Puleeeeease moisturizerize...🤣

[@pamk1967]

Don't have folks striking matches on your ankles Jay 😂🤣😂 🔥👀There are too many ORGANIC oil options for that. #StopAshinessNow Great vlog on old preferences and how to change them moving forward. Wonderful transparent vlog Laterras 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💕 I don't edit or filter my photos, it's the FACE God gave me and I love HIS work!

[@jaybrad1070]

Not the hashtag 😂😂😂. Thank you

[@kristenmira886]

Loved seeing your father's hearts, thanks again for another LIT conversation!

[@drleciaS]

He's funny. "And I had a Jheri Curl!"

[@jaybrad1070]

That was a hard stage 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@drleciaS]

@@jaybrad1070 I had one, too. 🥴😂 Mine was cute tho! Your narration of that awkward stage was hilarious. But look at ya fine self now! Thanks for sharing your journey publicly!

[@stephm798]

I needed that laugh WOW , lotion filter.

[@andreamiller135]

I love this conversation and the relationship you all have with your daughters. I agree that fathers provide a covering for their daughters…I just lost my father and I felt that covering disappear. But I don’t think daughters are the property of their fathers. Whether or not a daughter decides to be with a man sexually is her choice and business. Nobody is owed that information. I do however think fathers just need to focus on building up their daughters to recognize her own value and being the soft place to land if she makes a mistake. That’s all. Trust in all you have taught her. She can make her own agreements. I know this wasn’t the intention but food for thought.

[@89Platinum]

I need to listen to this again. The scriptures all of it. This is the best mini series. I'm a old but getting it. Too many nuggets to mention. My wish that you were old my baby brother. My dad didn't get the chance to fulfill all his GOD given roles because of my mother. His role to be a son, a man, a provider, a protector, a dad. I loved him for what he was able to sneak and do but there was so much more. Missing that more is why the first 28 years of my life was such a train wreck. 4ever Healing. Thanks y'all.