Sundays With Chrissy

We HAVE to talk about the hyper sexual high risk married & single men who are constantly soliciting unwanted sexual acts from us online! These are the same men who wouldn’t dare approach me in public but have the audacity to “slide in the dm” and it’s always something explicit and raw. It’s NOT and it’s NOT wanted! This episode is not sponsored by PREP but I highly recommend it if you are sexually active to prevent contracting HIV it is not to prevent any other STI/STD but please strap up

“I realized that if I don’t protect my health — mentally, emotionally, physically — none of this works. Not motherhood. Not business. Not purpose.”

Hello, 2026. Today, we're just welcoming the new year. This is the 1st Sunday of the new year. And I really just want to say, thank you, God, thank you, God. Thank you, God, Hamdalah. Um. When I tell you all, there are so much to unpack. Please be prepared. Season 6. Y'all. Season 6 is about to be real. Do you hear me? I don't even know honestly. If you all are even ready, because I didn't even know if I was ready. I didn't know I was ready. Um, a lot of our premium episodes will be for subscribers only, so please make sure you subscribe it. A lot of stuff has to be protected. It has to, you guys. Welcome to Sundays with Chrissy. Season 6. And it's about to get real. Happy new year. I'll check you next week. Bye.

I have to be very vulnerable here because we are living through something that’s effecting so many elementary age children. If you or someone you know is dealing with suicide, attempted suicide and need help please text 📞 National Hotline988 — Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.)Available 24/7. Call, text, or chat.Text LineText HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line)If in immediate danger:Call 911 or take them to the nearest emergency room.

I’ve missed you guys but I have truly been enjoying life with my children I hope you all understand. Make sure you’re following me on all of my social media accounts especially Facebook I frequent it more than anything.

My kids tell their honest truth. Warning tears are involved.

I love all of me fupa and all. This is a quick episode to tune into for people who hate hearing people hating on them

Join Chrissy on a reflective journey as she delves into the complexities of growing up in a non-affectionate family and navigating the challenges of parenting over-affectionate children. Drawing from her personal experiences and expertise as a trichologist specializing in holistic wellness, Chrissy explores the profound impact of upbringing on parenting styles and shares strategies for fostering emotional intelligence in children. Tune in to gain insights, practical tips, and heartfelt anecdotes on creating a loving environment while embracing the joys and trials of parenthood.

In today's diverse society, it is crucial to recognize the importance of listening when interacting with people from different backgrounds and experiences. This is especially true when engaging with individuals who have been incarcerated or married. By actively listening and seeking to understand their viewpoints, we can foster empathy, promote inclusivity, and work towards a more compassionate society. In this discussion, we will explore why listening is essential when dealing with individuals who have come from prison and how it can help bridge the gap between different statures.

Welcome to Sundays with Chrissy this week’s podcast episode on the intriguing topic of rejection and post-marriage dating preferences. Rejection is a universal experience that affects both men and women, but today we'll focus on the specific scenario of a woman not wanting to date after marriage. We'll explore the reasons behind this phenomenon and shed light on why it may be met with resistance or disapproval from society