Whew—this one’s for everybody trying to live holy with followers watching 👀

This week on Daring Discussions, I’m joined by Christian comedian Will Johnson and we’re digging into the real tension between sex, influence, and faith.

What happens when you’re in the spotlight, trying to date, and still trying to honor God with your body? How do you protect your image without losing yourself—or your integrity?

We’re talking:
Navigating sex & dating when people expect perfection
Setting boundaries without being performative
Public pressure vs. private convictions
Why being saved doesn’t mean you stop being human

This conversation is funny, honest, and full of wisdom for anyone trying to balance influence and intimacy without losing their mind or their witness.

Let’s be real, sis #dating is already stressful enough. Add in anxiety, being a Black woman, trying to honor God, and navigate your own desires? That’s a lot.This week on Daring Discussions, I’m sitting down with licensed psychologist and my good sis, Dr. Chanda Reynolds / paging.dr.chanda talk about the intersection of Sex & Anxiety—and not just in the bedroom, but in our dating lives, our minds, and our faith walk.We’re discussing:💭 How anxiety creeps into dating, intimacy & decision-making💭 The unique pressure of being a Black woman, Christian, and “strong” while wrestling with anxiety💭 How spiritual bypassing and “churchy” messaging sometimes keep us from healing💭 What moral masochism is and why so many of us confuse suffering with righteousness💭 How to hold space for both faith and your mental health without shameThis one is full of freedom, truth, and practical tools to help you show up whole...in your faith, your relationships, and your own body.Like, Share, Subscribe!

In this episode of Daring Discussions, I’m joined by the incredible Shanae Adams of Wellness From the Womb—a doula and clinical psychotherapist who understands the deep connection between our bodies, minds, and relationships

We’re talking all things Sex & Maternal Health—what happens to our bodies and our minds before, during, and after birth. We’re getting into postpartum healing, intimacy after trauma, reproductive justice, and why Black maternal health has to be part of our sexual wellness conversation.

This is for the mamas, the mamas-to-be, and the folks who’ve ever felt unseen or disconnected in their bodies after giving life. Sis, your story matters. Your pleasure still matters. And you are allowed to heal.

Hit play and let’s discuss 💜