I appreciate all you do. Don’t let miserable people get you down. I know your job isn’t easy and people need to start giving grace to folks. Keep doing you Jazzy ❤️
I appreciate all you do. Don’t let miserable people get you down. I know your job isn’t easy and people need to start giving grace to folks. Keep doing you Jazzy ❤️
4 tickets for sale; 2 tickets for Friday's show totaling $100 and 2 tickets for the Saturday luncheon totaling I believe was $100. I am not selling individual tickets; I will sell sets. I am posting to this on the community board only? if you are interested, please leave your email address here.
These adds and videos are becoming more and more unapologetically demonic. No hiding now huh!?
Tasha, why is the internet saying you doxed TS?
Tasha, if you listen to Steve's response to Shirley when He's talking trying to defend his wife and saying she had nothing to do with his divorce. He's giving the time line and said something to the effect.."I was divorced in (he gave the year) then I got BACK with, mean MET Majorie"
She apologized to Steve and telling the whole story on what happened to her husband
They about to do the strawberry letter on the Steve Harvey Morning show to address the issues
Y’all betta not phucking laugh😩😩😩
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Inside Her Sex is a thought-provoking documentary that explores female sexuality and shame through the eyes and experiences of three women from different walks of life, each brave enough to chart her own course of sexual discovery. While we live in a highly sexualized society, the messaging around sexuality, particularly female sexuality, is distorted and rife with shame. What we should look like, who we should want, what we should desire…in fact, who we should be, is dictated to us from screens and pages and people. As if there is one correct answer. Stepping outside the common narrative is never straightforward. Exposing our deeper selves can be terrifying, even risky. Candice, Elle, and Samantha have little in common. Not their age, not their hometowns, not their family circumstances. But they are all women. They are all sexual. And be it through circumstance or happenstance, they have each faced their sexual selves head-on, and chosen to step outside the bounds of what society has dictated they should be, raising some interesting questions: What happens if we are able to tap into our innate sexuality? To push beyond the bounds of societal structure and expectation? To stand up to powerful messaging and divert from the prescribed course?