Boujee and Unbothered: Recent Episodes
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Boujee and Unbothered Season 2 Episode 7 Let Privacy Be Your Peace by Boujee and Unbothered
Fairytales are not created equally. In this episode, Sasha and Kim explore the cultural differences in these storybook tales.
In this episode, Sasha and Kim discuss the vertical deception as known as heightfishing.
In this episode, Sasha and Kim explore the advantages and disadvantages of women flirting first.
On this episode, Sasha and Kim talk about milestones and managing relationships around the holidays. While we are firm believers in making your own choices and not letting others influence your decisions, it is also good to see how your significant other in training vibes with your closed ones.
Boujee & Unbothered - Season 2 Episode 2 Impromptu Vs. Planned Invite by Boujee and Unbothered
It's a new year and we are still unbothered! Listen in as we continue the conversation on dating in your 30s.
The concept of the 90 day rule has always been contested and this episode takes a look at the pros and cons of this rule.
In this episode, we discuss the idea of a Mr. Happy Holidays. Find out if you know someone like this or this is you.
Most have heard of catfishg and in this bonus clip, we discuss the concept of hat fishing which is another form of deception.
Continuing from the last episode, we discuss the idea of a perpetual chase in a relationship.
In this episode, we discuss the difference between men and a Mr. Richards. Listen in to find out if you know a Mr. Richards.
Your mate has probably been plotting to leave you right in front of your eyes. Check out this bonus clip for the signs of a low key exit strategy.
This is a bonus clip stemming from the episode where we discussed platonic friends. Sasha leans in to her theory on the "Build a Boo" Syndrome.
In this episode, we discuss nerds or alternative men and the lack of love women show them. We touch upon nerds turning to interracial relationships.
In this episode we describe two classes of men you come across and that they bring to the table.
In life, you have to make a number of choices and decisions. You never want to be in the middle of two people and even worse when its in between your friend and your lover. In this episode we talk about managing same sex platonic friends and a new relationship.
On this episode, we discuss exploring the difference between learning from past mistakes and bringing all your baggage into new relationships.
While some break up, others like to repurpose. We discuss the concept of people switching hats and playing different roles than the one they had when they entered into your life.
TeamPlayintheGrey versus “TeamBlackorWhite
The term “ride or die” has become a corrupted idea of loyalty. The measure of how good of a woman you are is directly related to the amount of nonsense you tolerate.
As the lines of relationships continue to blur, we discuss how to establish the baseline for a relationship. We also explore the value of a title. What about just being in a companionship but sharing nothing but each other’s time?
There are always red flags or warning signs but some choose to ignore them. Listen to some tips to consider so you can avoid being an unintentional side chick.
When you hear someone say “I’m living my best life,” what does that actually mean? Does it mean seeking out new experiences, reinventing yourself, or is it just a buzz term for extended adolescence?
In this bonus clip, Kim discusses why you always get what you pay for. People just don't get paid enough to care.
In this bonus clip, Sasha details how the suburban man isn't her American dream. We discuss the difference between men raised in the city versus the suburbs and how that affects their approach to women and relationships.
In this bonus clip, we discuss how the sharing economy is not just reserved for homes and cars.
There is always conversation about women and their biological clocks. However, men exhibit an internal clock and in this episode, we discuss men and women and the timing involved in relationships.
All too often, we fall into a routine which is comfortable. These habits create a sense of complacency and also leave you vulnerable to other's who can observe your patterns. In this episode, we talk about the value of being unpredictable.