Hey whoresss 💋—I know, I’ve been ghost like a baby daddy with a new girlfriend, but I’m back! In this episode of The Gemini Effect, we’re diving into the messy stuff: why I haven’t posted in a couple weeks, whether there is such a thing as going too far in an argument (spoiler: I might’ve hit the limit), and the real reason some of us feel like we’re clapping for everyone but don’t hear a damn sound when it’s our turn. Let’s talk about being misunderstood, unsupported, and a lil’ unhinged.

In this episode, we dive into how love is often misunderstood in the Black community — how we confuse struggle, sacrifice, and guilt with real connection. I’m also calling out the people who think they’re good just because they’re not “as bad” as others... but stay emotionally unavailable, manipulative, or unreliable. Sometimes it’s not hate — people just got tired of you. Let’s talk about it.

Strap in, whores—this week on The Gemini Effect, I’m choosing not to drag someone who had me f*cked up, unpacking my toxic people-pleasing era, and getting real about being the villain in my own story (yes, the horns fit). We’re spilling tea, throwing shade, and ending with some hard-earned wisdom in the "Don’t Be Me" segment—because if I suffered, you don’t have to. Buckle up, it’s chaos with a purpose. 😈✨